Showing posts with label Confessional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Confessional. Show all posts

Sunday, December 11, 2016

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 3782: Zoey Deutch, Ryan Seacrest and Embarrassment - Body Language and Emotional Intelligence (VIDEO, PHOTOS)





Zoey Deutch was recently a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live! promoting her soon-to-be-released film, Why Him? During 0:17 of the above video, Ms. Deutch displayed a good example of a "Jaw Confessional" (along with detailing her teenage obsession with Ryan Seacrest).

A jaw confessional is nonverbal sign characterized by a fast and brief sideways (lateral) movement of the jaw (mandible) - which is indicative of embarrassment. The majority of times, a verbal confession or an apology immediately follows this signal - however on the occasions when no words are spoken - you can be sure embarrassment is being felt and an apology is being contemplated.

When lateral jaw movement is slow and of longer duration - the meaning is a completely different feeling (Do you know what emotion and what other nonverbals accompany this facial expression variation?).

























See also:

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 3781: Emma Stone and a Sign of Sincere Laughter 

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 2929: Jessica Alba, Sin City 2, Action Figures and the Jaw Confessional

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 2352: Mila Kunis' Tongue in Cheek (Graham Norton) Part II

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 2796: Olivia Wilde, Butter, Jon Stewart and the Tongue in Cheek

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 3779: Donald Trump Cover Shoot - Time Magazine's Person of the Year 

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 3776: VP Elect Mike Pence Defends Trump's Claim of Voter Fraud 

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 3569: Johnny Depp Surprises Pink on Jimmy Kimmel

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 3470: Taylor Swift's Speech at 2016 Grammys


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Saturday, July 6, 2013

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 2452:
Marion Bartoli, Wimbledon and Short Dresses -
Body Language of an Apology-Confessional
(Video, Photos)





Marion Bartoli won the Women's Singles Championships today at Wimbledon, besting Sabine Lisicki 6-1, 6-4. It was her first tournament victory in a Grand Slam event. In the interview (video above) she exhibits a common yet rarely sited nonverbal display indicative of an Apology-Confessional. Near the end of the video interview Amanda Davies asks Ms. Bartoli, "Have you got your dress?" (for the Wimbledon Ball). Marion replies, "I do, ahhhhh ..., it's, it's kind of a short one though but ahh (short laugh) but I'm so looking forward to it like you have no idea." As she says this she social-smiles, blushes (again), raises her eyebrows and her head & neck bobs forward with an additional downward vector (during 2:39 - 2:40). This body language cluster is seen in both sexes but is somewhat more common in women. The person displaying it is nonverbally saying, "I know I shouldn't ... but I'm going to do it anyway." There are components of apology, confession and sometimes permission-seeking being felt, expressed and asked for here.

In the moving forward motion there is a degree of rapport being sought. And in the downward motion there is a confessional emotion expressed. Whenever someone displays this nonverbal, empathy is also desired.

Often (although not seen in this example) there is also a combination fear-mouth with a superimposed smile-mouth seen with this head & neck forward-downward movement. There may also be seen some degree of torso movement as Marion shows here.




This image is from 2:38, a second prior to the forward-downward head/neck apology-confessional.













This photo is captured at the moment of maximum head/neck/torso forward-downward vectoring.

Of course the nuance of this body language is better viewed in the dynamic context of video (above).





See also:

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 2448:  Sabine Lisicki Post Match Interview After Defeating Serena Williams - Top Teeth Biting Lower Lip & Sincere Smiles

Negotiation Secret # 131:  When the eyes are "White and Wide" - Marion Bartoli

Nonverbal Communication Analysis # 2107:  Andy Murray, Affection and Savoring the Moment 

Nonverbal Communication Analysis # 1901:  Maria Sharapova's Anxiety

Flirting and Romance Secret # 51:  Dominance Display in a Couple: Maria Sharapova & Sasha Vujačić 

Nonverbal Communication Analysis No. 2441:  Paula Deen's Apology - What Does Her Body Language Say?

Nonverbal Communication Analysis # 2296:  Penelope Soto Apologizes & Avoids 30 Days in Jail -  Body Language Accompanying Sincere Tears & Apology

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