BODY LANGUAGE - SIGNALS
OF DISCOMFORT
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Sep 27 2003
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By Robert
Phipps |
BODY language specialist Robert Phipps has
18 years' experiencespottingthe hiddensignalsinhuman behaviour.
He said: ``This was not a confident
performance at all. He didn't even have a smile for Richard and Judy
and throughout the interview constantly fiddled with his left
hand.
``He obviously wasn't comfortable with the
situation, even though he chose this as his first interview due to
the support Richard and Judy had given him.
``Asked if he hated Ulrika, John delayed
answering the question.
He took his time and his eyes went up to
the right side of his head, which means he was using the left
sideofhisbrain, which is the analytical side.
``So he was choosing his words very
carefully. The only point at which he really moved was when Richard
asked about the rough sex.
`Was that in his past?' he asked.
``John stumbled over his words and tried
to say something two or three different ways.
``But he couldn't and the only way he
could compose himself was to change his posture completely, showing
a lot of discomfort with the question. This was not the slick John
Leslie we know.''
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