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The reminder that what a person feels and what we believe they feel can differ.
A nervous habit may look like deceit to a watcher who does not know the person.
Hold your reading as a hypothesis to be tested rather than a fact to be assumed.
Confident misreading does real harm, so favour curiosity over certainty.
The principle that a sound reading rests on at least three cues pointing the same way.
ExploreThe principle that the setting often matters more than the gesture itself.
ExploreThe principle that meaning lies in change from a normal state rather than in fixed signs.
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