1) I mostly utilize my face expression to hide my feelings. The reason why I use face movements is face expression is the easiest way to read person’s mind and what he or she thinks. In addition, face expression is the fastest way to catch what person’s feeling.
When I was in high school, I was seriously bad at hiding my feelings, therefore, most of my close people noticed my inner feelings right away, even though it’s good or not. Mostly, when I heard advice from my aunt or my cousins, I did not know how to hide my embarrassed feelings and showed irritated face. I did not recognize that I was showing annoyed face to people, however, after my aunt told me revealing inner thinking with irritated expression is inappropriate manner to someone …show more content…
I think when I get mad by myself with my fault, I do make serious face and crossed arms. However, when someone irritates me or annoys me, I do need to show the anger to that person that I am mad as grabbing my hair with ugly face.
3) Since body movements like gestures, postures, or facial expression could represent broad meaning at the same time, accurate body communication is absolutely important. For example, when person blushes with embarrassment, third person maybe could think he or she is mad or angry not because of the shame.
Inaccurate body movements could bring misunderstanding between people.For example, when I was going to school with my cousin, I did not talk to him and stared the window whole time because there was nothing to talk to him at that day. However, my cousin thought that I was having mood swing, and looked grumpy. Definitely, I was not having mood swing, or grumpy, however, my body movements, which was staring window without saying anything, made him feel I was sullen. Even though I was just staring at the window with decent mood, closed posture could bring misunderstanding in
When I was in high school, I was seriously bad at hiding my feelings, therefore, most of my close people noticed my inner feelings right away, even though it’s good or not. Mostly, when I heard advice from my aunt or my cousins, I did not know how to hide my embarrassed feelings and showed irritated face. I did not recognize that I was showing annoyed face to people, however, after my aunt told me revealing inner thinking with irritated expression is inappropriate manner to someone …show more content…
I think when I get mad by myself with my fault, I do make serious face and crossed arms. However, when someone irritates me or annoys me, I do need to show the anger to that person that I am mad as grabbing my hair with ugly face.
3) Since body movements like gestures, postures, or facial expression could represent broad meaning at the same time, accurate body communication is absolutely important. For example, when person blushes with embarrassment, third person maybe could think he or she is mad or angry not because of the shame.
Inaccurate body movements could bring misunderstanding between people.For example, when I was going to school with my cousin, I did not talk to him and stared the window whole time because there was nothing to talk to him at that day. However, my cousin thought that I was having mood swing, and looked grumpy. Definitely, I was not having mood swing, or grumpy, however, my body movements, which was staring window without saying anything, made him feel I was sullen. Even though I was just staring at the window with decent mood, closed posture could bring misunderstanding in