6. Gestures and Posture:
The book discusses the meaning behind various gestures and postures, such as crossed arms, leaning in, or mirroring someone's movements.
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Being able to read body language signs allows you to better interpret the emotions and moods of other people. This enables you to understand what they really think or feel about something. You can then respond to them in the appropriate way.
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