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Body Language Decoded: How Non-Verbal Communication Actually Works

Our bodies are always communicating. Some emotions are tied very closely to certain body expressions. Our faces communicate fear involuntarily. When we are afraid of sth. our eyes getting bigger so we can increase our visual level, thats how our body reacts to fear.
Specific muscle configurations on our faces occur for a specific reason. For example, according to research wrinkling our nose cuts off some some of the nasal passages it helps us not ingest all of this.We have facial action coding system which breaks down every functional anatomical movement, it codifies each muscle movement by a certain number, so whenever a person is moving their face. Researches have identified seven universally recognized facial expressions, there is joy, surprise, contempt, sadness, anger, disgust, fear. Haka is really powerful dance thats performed by the New Zealand national rugby team caled the all blacks.