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What does it mean when a woman while sitting or standing and talking to a man puts her hands behind her head and stretches her shoulders back so that her chest puffs out while maintaining eye contact?
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∙ 14y ago
Aw c'mon! You know what it means.
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∙ 14y ago
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What does it mean when a woman while sitting or standing and talking to a man puts her hands behind her head and stretches so that her chest puffs out while maintaining eye contact with the man?
It means she's a whore.
What does it mean when a woman while sitting or standing and talking to a man puts her hands behind her head and stretches so that her chest puffs out and her back arches while maintaining eye contact?
It means she wants you to notice her breasts.
What body language mannerisms do NOT distract the interviewer from what is important?
maintaining eye contact.
Is a good nonverbal strategy when giving a speech?
maintaining eye contact with your audience
Body language mannerisms do NOT distract the interviewer from what is important?
Maintaining eye contact.
What is a good nonverbal strategy when giving a speech?
maintaining eye contact with your audience
When giving a presentation helps keep the audience's attention?
maintaining eye contact
How do you get a guy you like to ask you out and you think he likes you?
flirt with him then slowly have hand contact touch his shoulders and complement him
Is Maintaining eye contact while saying no is an effective refusal true or false?
false
When Reinforcement contact honesty and fair expectations are?
c) ways of maintaining relationships
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A yielding parry is a fencing term for a deflection of an attack by maintaining contact with the blade and changing the point of contact between the blades.
Can a kangaroo hit with its tail?
Not really. The kangaroo does not have the ability to lift its heavy tail independently. It is dependent upon the tail maintaining contact with the ground in order to give it balance. Someone could, conceivably, be sideswiped by the kangaroo's tail as it bounded past, if they happened to be standing in the wrong place.
