Joe Navarro's Observation Challenge #5 | JOE NAVARRO

Are you good at observing others? Test your skills here with Joe Navarro! REMEMBER - we just want to know the behaviors you see (and perhaps what they can signify), not what you think is happening.
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Joe Navarro has been studying nonverbal behavior for the past 45 years. Twenty-five of these were spent in the FBI catching spies.​ Today Joe is an internationally recognized expert, consultant, author, and gifted lecturer, in the interpretation and application of nonverbal behavior. His book, What Every BODY is Saying, after more than a decade, remains the #1 bestselling body language book in the world with more than ONE MILLION copies sold.

[@LIFE_in_118_SCALE]

There's a chin thrust also in there and a look for approval

[@Alfsdatter]

Hands down the best channel on KZbin. Knitted eyebrows Furrowing of the glabella Eye squinting Lowering of the head Wrinkling of the nose Lip compression Tensing of lower eyelid Chin dimpling? Eyebrow flash Watery eyes (is it called eye flutter?) Wrist exposure Head tilt Corners of the mouth turned upwards Little jumps

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you and you nailed it and yes eyelidflutter and you got all the ones I got. Wow!

[@GrizzlyTrueCrime]

Okay I now understand the assignment 😅 Head turn, narrowing/squinting of the eyes, head down, intense frown, direct stare, raised shoulders (deep breath), bottom lip and nose scrunches up/chin tightens, slight smirk, head tilts upward and zig zags, eyes tighten/squint, shoulders drop, face relaxes, pursed lips.... There's a lot going on here 🤯

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

You nailed it. Jump up and down with happy feet. That is the exercise to train yourself to see all of them so they get easier to observe, well done.

[@OpalReign]

•Head turn pop to the left and abruptly down looking with nose, forehead, chin scrunch; shoulder shrug; lips tightly held; head pop up and fixed to front; eyes widened; finger wag; body shift up then down abruptly

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Yes very good, what about the jaw and the chin what do you see there

[@OpalReign]

@@joenavarrobehaviorexpert I did see the chin scrunch and mentioned it, but in order to do that the jaw is tight.

[@MissErinChase]

Sudden change in focus--head turn, brows knit, eyes narrow, nose crinkle, drop chin, head tilt/forward, brow beating eyes, slight raising of shoulders/bump, lip purse, disgust nose, chin pressing upward/slighting mincing, 'angry' gaze, head/chin raise, increase in face pucker, look of disapproval, eyes open/brow raise briefly, head tilt, finger wag 'no-no', either breaths or postural bumps?, head tilt, brow raise, eyes briefly focus away then back again.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

This analysis is excellent, WOW!

[@carlorocky]

1) squinting eyes followed by raised brows. 2) bunny nose. 3) pursing of lips. 4) mentalis muscle stimulation. 5) chin tucked in, followed by raising of chin. 6) head canted to the left.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Very good, anything else, like her jaw?

[@worldaround6520]

There was a shoulder shrug in the beginning it symbolises not knowing what the person who is observing her is.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Very good

[@worldaround6520]

Thanks sir.

[@MrRobhorn]

A shoulder shrug, a bunny nose, furrowed glabella, small head nod, index finger wag

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Nicely summarized, anything else?

[@MrRobhorn]

@@joenavarrobehaviorexpert a little brow raise, there was a lot of communication around the brow, the eyes and the nose and movement and a quiver of the chin muscle

[@samuelhcolon9467]

I counted about 30 movements. Head forward Eyebrows lowering as unfairness Chin to neck A little chin dimpling Some lip pursing. Cute little bunny nose. Eye squinting Quick shoulder shrugglng. Eyebrow narrowing. Finger waving no. And cute smile

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Yes there are at least 12 and if you are good close to 20. You did great!

[@aikinel]

It is clear that the little girl is being told what to do. Yes! She makes an annoyed face, furrows her glabella, frowns, she fixes her gaze on one point but, by pressing her lips together, she holds back her laughter. she later exaggerates her gesture. Then she puts on a surprised face and laughs again because of course, her girlish essence won over her and it is not a legitimate emotion of anger because she does not raise her chin, pursing her lips would be different, she would not look elsewhere for directions and without a doubt she would not open a mixed smile

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Thank you

[@albaraffaelli-coachingypro764]

1) frunce sus ojos y su nariz a la vez que gira su cabeza (no entiende algo?) 2) frunce su boca en señal de disconfort / enojo. 3) frunce nuevamente su nariz, pera y ceño 4) levanta sus cejas 5) señala "no" con su dedo.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Perfeito!

[@franchize1252]

1) eye avoidance 2) eyebrow narrowing 3) nose wrinkling 4) shoulder shrug/raises 5) compressed lips 6) arms crossed 7) look askance 8) chin thrust 9) raised eyebrows 10) lowering chin/neck covering 11) eye lid narrowing 12) foot rocking/ tippy toes 13) head tilt 14) clinching jaw 15) pursed lips 16) smile 17) shifting in weight 18) forehead furrowing

[@franchize1252]

Finger waving no

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Wow!! Where did you learn to read nonverbals like that. That is graduate level

[@franchize1252]

@@joenavarrobehaviorexpert thank you for the compliment means a lot coming from you. I did both of your body language academies. Nadia was and still is my mentor. Trying to get into teaching to police. Just hitting five years in Law enforcement

[@cocogrisch8082]

Welp, I now realized that I’m a lot worse at this than I thought I was. I thought it was just one centered at the point where she waved her finger. I thought she meant “don’t do that, that’s not good”. And her expressions leading up to that was her disappointment. I’m not sure what she was trying to convey after that but she didnt seem disappointed . ☹️

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

For now concentrate on the behaviors, not what they mean. When you can see all of them, then meaning becomes clearer.

[@MyInterests58]

She scrunched up her face awhile. Head was down looking up through eyebrows almost She didnt blink much

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

That is a good start, there are about ten more

[@martivanyo4136]

Look to the left, eyebrow furrowing, eyes narrowing, nose wrinkling, chin tuck (showing top of the head, in some attempt to somewhat hide the face), slight mouth pull to the right side, head-chin upp, narrowing eyes even more, nose wrinkling (upward) becomes even more severe, lip compressing even more,-down lip is barely visible, (reluctance to decompress lips), then sudden shift of the eye-brows, nose wringkling-mouth (face) relaxes, finger (hand) shaking, slight smile, look to the right, slight furrowing eyebrows-looking back.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

WOW! this is graduate level Well done!!!!!!

[@martivanyo4136]

Thank you Sir! 😊😊😊🧡

[@johannabalseca24]

intersting.... deep stare, crinkled nose, lip smirk, and the hand gesturing no

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

excellent!

[@LIFE_in_118_SCALE]

She's got a regulator in there... I think (?) I only read 2 of your books and I'm reading dr Paul Eckman at the moment. So... not an expert yet!

[@jeremymuthala]

Pursing of lips, frown, sudden head tilt, slight smile, fixates the eyes towards someone behind the camera.she looks as if she's aupset about something or trying to establish a boundary hence the finger swing toward the end .all this does not look spontaneous enough it's seems as if these facial actions are voluntary instead of involuntary making the displayed emotion of anger not seem genuine.

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

That is a good start but there is more. Don't tell me what you think she feels, see if you can see 9 or more behaviors.

[@amynaddra7230]

Disbelief, unsure at the end considering it

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

That is your interpretation, try again, just list the behaviors, all of them it is an observation test

[@igsaanfakier9592]

1. sudden movement of head to the her left with a downward motion, 2. furrowed glubella and eyebrows with squint eyes. 3. Mouth and chin perched forward. 4. wrinkled nose 5. hand and index finger negative wave gesture 6. raised eyebrows towards end of clip changes to almost a smile

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

Very good, well articulated.

[@igsaanfakier9592]

1. furrowed eyebrows with squint eyes, wrinkled nose, mouth and chin pouched forward all signify anger 2. wrinkled nose signifies contempt 3. hand and index finger wave gesture signifies a negative or 'No' 4. raised eyebrows towards end of clip signifies surprise as mouth eases up from anger to almost a smile

[@joenavarrobehaviorexpert]

For now just list the behaviors. As to what they mean we don't have full context, best to just know the behaviors in order. Thank you for participating