Walking seems ordinary, without any specialness, but it best reflects a person's personality traits. For example, the walking posture of a person who follows the rules is definitely very different from the walking posture of a person who is positive and motivated.
Since this analysis has certain accuracy and scientificity, we must learn to find out their true personalities by observing others' walking postures.
Although every walking posture seems unintentional, this seemingly casual walking posture hides the character characteristics of a person.
In general, when observing a person, you must observe his walking posture. This can be done from the following aspects:
- First, look at the speed of walking;
- The second is to look at the walking posture;
- The third is to look at the size of the walking pace;
- Fourth, look at the walking state, whether it is not hurry or slow, or rushing around.
Psychologists point out that the walking posture is gradually developed by a person from childhood to adulthood, and it can reflect a person's personality traits.
It is a consensus between ancient and modern times, both in China and abroad. Those who have achieved success are often good at observing a person from the perspective of walking posture. From a person's steps, you can understand whether he is happy or sad, diligent or lazy, and whether he is popular.
Psychologist Snojas once conducted three different studies on 193 people and found that not only people with a certain personality or mood once walked in different steps, but observers can usually detect their personality from their steps:
Walking big steps, elastic and swinging your arms show a person's confidence, happiness, kindness and ambition; dragging your steps when walking, the pace is small or the speed is fast and slow, the opposite is true.
Those who like to dominate others tend to kick their feet backward when walking.
People with impulsive personalities will walk away like ducks.
People who drag their feet are usually unhappy and feel depressed.
The higher the woman's arms swayed when she walks, the more energetic and happy she is.
Women rarely swing their arms when walking when they are mentally depressed, depressed, angry and confused.
Those who are accustomed to swinging their arms often achieve success.
So, what personality does your walking posture correspond to? You might as well test it.
