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The manner of walking, including pace, length of stride and the carriage of the body.
A confident person crosses the hall with an even unhurried stride and a level head.
A brisk upright gait often suggests purpose and confidence, while a slow heavy gait may suggest low mood.
Injury, footwear and tiredness change the way people walk, so avoid quick conclusions.
Walking back and forth in a confined area, releasing nervous or restless energy through motion.
ExploreSmall repeated movements such as tapping, clicking a pen or shifting objects without clear purpose.
ExploreThe way the feet point, often revealing where a person truly wishes to go or to direct attention.
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