What is the scientific term for the subconscious mirroring of another
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The split-second truths of your face

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What your hands and arms are whispering

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The window of the eyes

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Navigating cultural body language

Ch 4 · The window of the eyes
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007skaty Eye movement direction remains a popular topic in psychology.

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007skaty Subconscious physical mirroring during human bonding

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007skaty The human brain changes its blinking patterns under intense pressure.

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007skaty How human pupils dilate involuntarily.

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007skaty Lateral Eye Movements

Look left and right to trigger recall (left and right!) / Connecting both sides of your brain to see it all (see it all!)

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My Magic Mimic
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007skaty Mirror the character's gestures to learn how to decode their subtle emotional signals.

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The involuntary pupil dilation

007skaty Since the 1960s, we know that attraction and excitement trigger an involuntary response, expanding our pupils for more light and detail.

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Which part of the nervous system controls the involuntary dilation of our pupils?

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What did psychologist Eckhard Hess discover about pupils in the 1960s?

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True connection is an involuntary physical alignment.

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The blink rate under pressure

007skaty Rapid blinking reveals the heavy mental load of managing stress or a falsehood.

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Why does our blink rate often spike dramatically when we are lying or highly stressed?

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What is the average baseline blink rate for a relaxed human per minute?

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Fun Fact

Gaze power: Research shows that locking eyes with a stranger for just two minutes can trigger feelings of deep connection and even love.

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What is the scientific term for the subconscious mirroring of another person's body language?

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Which brain cells are primarily responsible for our ability to mirror and empathize with others?

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Glossary
pupil (noun)
The contractile opening in the center of the iris of the eye. This aperture involuntarily dilates to signal physiological arousal, controlled directly by the brainstem's locus coeruleus.

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What does eye movement actually indicate, according to cognitive scientists?

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What did a landmark 2012 PLOS ONE study conclude about using eye direction to detect lies?

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Gossip

Which eye behavior makes you feel the most uncomfortable?

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