242 INDEX
distrust, 185
dominance display
of genital framing, 155–56, 156
stance of, 66–67, 125
downward gaze, 182–83Eisenhower, Dwight David, 97
ejector seat position, 227
Ekman, Paul, 162
emotions. See also negative feelings;
positive feelings
arms transmitting, 109–10
couples pulling apart through, 87
of face, 167–70
pupil dilation indicating, 179
emphasis
hands lacking, 226–27
honesty using, 224–25
endorphins, 41
environment, observation of, 7–10
erect position, 230
Europe, gestures in, 202, 202–3
evasive actions, 31
exhaling, 41
eye-blink behavior, 183–84
eye-blocking, 33, 177, 216
FBI using, 178
limbic system employing, 178
as nonverbal communication, 3
pupillary constriction/squinting as,
172 , 172–75, 174 –75
undesirable images protection from,
176 –79
eyebrows
lowered, 175
raised, 181–82
eye contact, 216
eye-flutter behavior, 183–84, 216eye-gaze behavior, 67, 182–83
eye-lid behavior, xii
the eyes
brief touching of, 177
eye flash of, 179–82
f lashbulb, 179, 180
nonverbal behaviors of, 170–85
positive feelings shown by, 179
rolling of, 199the face
disapproval cues through, 198–99
emotional displays of, 167–70
facial blushing/blanching of, 198
furrowed forehead of, 168, 195–97,
196
gravity-defying behaviors of, 202–3
happiness reflected in, 169–70
muscles relaxed of, 169–70
negative feelings expressed by, 167
nonverbal behaviors of, 195–201
nose flaring of, 197
pacifying behavior involving, 45
poker, 56
touching, 41
facebook, 48
facial expressions
deceitful, 56
disapproval cues in, 198–99
of discomfort, 168
disgust gesture of, 200–201
interpretation difficult of, 204
meaningful insights from, 166–67
mixed signals from, 203
universal language of, 165–66
false smile, 187
as discomfort display, 216
real smile v., 186–87