Hands Clenched Together - Body Language Lesson 07.3 

If you are new to the Body Language Lesson series, then my personal advise is to read 

1. Body Language Lesson 01 (My Story), 
2. Body Language Lesson 02 (Introduction)  
3. Common Hand Movements 01 - Body Language Lesson 03.1
4. Common Hand Movements 02 - Body Language Lesson 03.2
5. HAND SHAKING STYLES- Body Language Lesson 04.1 
6. How to Disarm a Power Player - Body Language Lesson 04.2  
7. Different Handshakes  - Body Language Lesson 04.3   
8. The World's Eight Worst Handshakes  - Body Language Lesson 04.4
9. Introduction to Smiles and Laughter  - Body Language Lesson 05.1 
10. Five Common Types Of Smiles  - Body Language Lesson 05.2 
11. Smile And Health - Body Language Lesson 05.3
12. More About Smile - Body Language Lesson 05.4 
13. Introduction To Arm Signals - Body Language Lesson 06.1  
14. Arm Signals - Body Language Lesson 06.2 
15. More About Arm Signals - Body Language Lesson 06.3
16. Partial-Arm-Cross - Body Language Lesson 06.4   
17. How The Rich And Famous Reveal Their Insecurity - Body Language Lesson 06.5 
18. The Coffee Cup Barrier - Body Language Lesson 06.6  
19. More Arm Signals - Body Language Lesson 06.7 
20. More And More Arm Signals - Body Language Lesson 06.8
21. Introduction to Hand and Thumb Gestures - Body Language Lesson 07.1 
22. Rubbing the palms together & Thumb and finger rub - Body Language Lesson 07.2

before reading this lesson.

Hands Clenched Together

• Shows a restrained, anxious or negative attitude.
• Hands clenched in raised position reveals frustration, even smiling.
• Has three main positions.

1. Hands clenched in front of the face.
2. Hands clenched resting on desk or on lap.
3. Hands clenched in front of the crotch.

• Their is a link between the height at which the hands are held and the degree of the persons frustration.
• A person would be more difficult to deal with when the hands are held high.
• We can take some actions to unlock the person's fingers By:-

• Offering them a drink.  
•  Asking them to hold something. 

There negative attitude will remain in the same way it does with any Arm - Crossing position  

So come and join with us for this attempt, by your valuable comments..................... 

!This post is my opinion only and free for any arguments!

I used The Definitive Book of BODY LANGUAGE (Allan & Barbara Pease) as a guide book

Thanks the authors.

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The Steeple - Body Language Lesson 07.4 

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