Nervousness can be evident in nonverbal signals from "summary" of Linguagem Corporal by Igor Dias
When we feel nervous, our body often betrays us by displaying certain nonverbal signals that give away our inner state of mind. These signals can manifest in a variety of ways, such as fidgeting, sweating, trembling, or avoiding eye contact. These unconscious behaviors are an outward reflection of our internal emotional state, making it difficult to hide our true feelings from others.
One of the most common nonverbal signals of nervousness is fidgeting. When we are nervous, we may find ourselves tapping our feet, playing with our hair, or drumming our fingers on a table. This restless behavior is a clear indication of our internal anxiety, as our bodies seek an outlet for the pent-up energy caused by our nerves.
Sweating is another telltale sign of nervousness that is difficult to conceal. When we are anxious, our bodies go into fight-or-flight mode, releasing adrenaline and ca...
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