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Body language overrides even legitimized interaction openings

Body language overrides even legitimized interaction openings

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Sep 20, 20261 min read

Body language overrides even legitimized interaction openings

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  • Body language overrides even legitimized interaction openings
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  • Declaring oneself host of a locale legitimizes initiating contact there
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  • Movements succeed by exploiting kin-selection psychology through bonding rituals.
  • Nonverbal cues convey another's consciousness beyond deliberate communication.
  • Nonverbal relation can be established through a sign of shared inquiry
  • Others' signaled openness governs whether one initiates talk
  • Power operates partly through perception rather than explicit verbal communication
  • Text-only communication escalates conflict because it lacks real-time facial feedback
  • Writers evoke character through physical gestures and spatial orientation in a scene