Body Language Test
1. According to research studies what is the greatest distance you are likely to find between two lovers who are whispering? (Use your measuring tape the next time you see two lovers.)
A) 2 feet
B) 28 inches
C) 4 inches
D) 18 inches
2. This body language tool, when utilized, will make you appear warm, friendly, open and confident.
A) Arms unfolded
B) Feet about 10 inches apart
C) Nodding your head
D) Smile
3. Making little eye contact might mean
A) He is shy
B) He is an INTJ and does not want anyone to read emotion in his eyes
C) He is sleepy
D) He does not like the person
4. If someone is wringing his or her hands as you talk, what might that mean?
A) She is nervous
B) Her hands are dirty
C) She is late for something
D) She is open and outgoing
5. When one leans toward the person to whom one is talking and nods occasionally it probably means
A) He is near sighted
B) He is self-centered
C) He is paying close attention
D) He is having trouble hearing the other person
6. If one has one's arms folded and legs crossed it might mean
A) She is cold
B) She is feeling romantic
C) She wants to get to know the person with whom she is speaking
D) She is being defensive
7. Standing tall with chest out and head high might mean
A) Confidence
B) Aggression
C) Low self-esteem
D) A poorly fitted bra
8. One angles in toward a person if
A) He is being aggressive
B) He thinks she is cute
C) He is trying to read emotion in an INTJ's eyes
D) He thinks she is lying and wants to see if she is blinking
9. If one filters one's words though one's hands, it might mean
A) She is trying to hide bad breath
B) She is lying
C) She is dramatic
D) She is in love
10. We have such powerful brain "circuitry" for facial expressions that
A) We see faces where there are none (i.e., moon, clouds)
B) We often misread expressions
C) We get tired of reading expressions
D) We smile and glare just to confuse people
Correct answers:
1)d, 2) d, 3) a, 4) a, 5) c, 6) d, 7) a, 8) b, 9) b, 10) a
Scoring:
Give yourself one point for every correct answer, or as many points as you like, but it will make the scoring ocnfusing.
What does my score mean?
Scores 1 - 4
I am afraid that you would never survive in the wild. No doubt, something large, toothy and hostile would devour you, because you would think the snarl meant it was in love. You may want to learn more about body language by visiting The Non-Verbal Communication Journal website. If that site is too academic for your taste try the Center for Nonverbal Communication website, it is quite interesting. To be safe, stay close to someone who scored ten on the test.
Scores 5 - 8
You are doing relatively well and can probably communicate and understand communication with little effort. You may want to visit the referenced sites listed above and increase your store of body language knowledge. What does it mean when someone looks up and to the right? See, I told you there was more to learn.
Scores 9 - 10
You should be working for the FBI. You are unusually knowledgeable about body language. This knowledge will give you a distinct advantage in understanding your fellow creatures. Let me warn you, some of the nice people in the first score group are going to be looking for you.
i got 9/10
YAY