1、2. Shy eyes.People who avoid eye contact during a conversation are often perceived as insincere, deceptive and untrustworthy. Practice shows that this is not always the caseAs strange as it may seem, a clear sign that someone is being being dishonest is greater eye contact, not a lack thereof (as a

2、liar knows we are looking for signs of deception and purposely prolongs eye contact) What does little or no eye contact mean then? Anything from shyness, to nervousness, to boredom.3. Friendly eyesLooking a person straight in the eyes while carrying on a conversation sends a few clear messages to yo

3、ur interlocutor: you are comfortable in their company; you are relaxed and confident; you are paying attention to the conversation. This is why so many public speaking experts and motivational coaches advice maintaining eye contact with your interlocutors to make a positive first impression.4. Shut?

4、 eyes.Covering the eyes, shielding the eyes, lowering the eyelids for a long period of time is a hard-wired unconscious attempt to block out something that we do not want to hear For example, a man who is asked to work on the weekend may cover his eyes with his fingers rubbing them as he answers, &q

5、uot;No problem What his gestures are portraying, th ough, is how he really feels about the prospective of spending his weekend at the office - he is not happy about it at all.5. Blinking eyes.Psychologists and body language experts have noticed that when we are nervous or troubled about something ou

6、r blink rate goes up. Often such behavior is seen with liars Although, it takes more than increased blinking rate to accuse someone of lying as the same reaction is often seen with people under stress6. Drooping eyes.Have you ever talked to someone and got the impression that the person was not list

7、ening to you? That is because you saw a lack of eyethe person?s face Anotherglance up and to the right.in someone you are talkingtapping, yawning, andchange the topic ofblinking or what we call a blank stare? on not so obvious signal of boredom is a covertIf you notice this body language of the eyes

8、 to, accompanied by repetitive finger or foot glancing at their watch take it as a sign to conversation to something more stimulating.7. Calculating eyesEyes that move from side to side or look down are often an indicator that a person is processing information. As it turns out, it is much harder fo

9、r us to maintain eye contact, while making calculations, because in this case our cognitive energy is divided between perceiving our surroundings and making the calculations This habit of looking down or to the side when considering the right way to answer can backfire at a job interview as it is of

10、ten erroneously interpreted as insincerityand a desire to hide something, so be careful not to glance away too much when talking!8. Squinting eyesSquinting or narrowing the eye orbits indicates with great accuracy discomfort, stress, evaluation and even anger If you get squinted eye expression right

11、 after you say something, it could probably mean that the person doubts your words, disagrees with you or does not fully get their meaning Therefore, it helps to clarify what is bothering your interlocutor before a small misconception turns into a heated argument9. Interested eyesIn 1975 a distingui

12、shed psychologists Eckhard Hess found that the pupil dilates (increase in size) when we are interested in the person we are talking to or the object we are looking at.However, when interpreting this indicator, you must also take in to consideration the illumination of the room, as in darker surround

13、ings our pupils will naturally dilate to let in more light10. Glowing eyesThey say that when someone is happy, their eyes glow, while when the person is sad or depressed the glow of ulightn in the eyes tends to fad from sight Well, this is not just our perception. There is substantial research indicating that when our mood changes, the glow in