My mode of work now is much different from when I made the last entry regarding this topic. Back then I haven't formed any real perception of a process. I just collected all the crap I heard on the internet, that was in the back of my head and typed it out. Now I do everything differently.
I'm going to demonstrate on one of the deductions I had on a teacher, that I still remember.
Observations:
- held coffee with right hand
- had an engagement ring
- not old
- paints her hair
- a little amnicure
- no fur on trousers
- no lines on forehead
- cheap purse
- a bit tired eyes
- relaxed cheeks
- Hands on hips
- far away, spreaded legs
- clothes not too warm
- sporty shoes
- no accesories
Deductions:
- Right handed
- likes coffee
- around mid-30's
- recently engaged (the ring seemed realatively new)
- doesn't have any furry pets
- Reads (eyes)
- pretty confident in herself
- feels old
- grooms herself,but not that much
- doesn't live in walking distance, came with a car
- Didn't like accesories
First, like any deductionist, I ran her through. I look at her body, roll it through once or twice and stop at such points as the shoes, knees, hands, shoulders, shoulders, face and then I look at the body language. If I find anything interesting I deduce it right away. First as a hypothesis and when I don't find any opposing forces to dissaprove my deductions, I aproove of those deductions and declare them to myself as valid. When I gather my deductions, I usually want to fill out this cryteria.
- primary hand
- age
- relationship(s)
- study/work
- pets
- financial situation
- popularity/friends
- hobby
- non-verbal baseline
I's still working on adding anything else to this list to deduce, but I'm okay with this. After searching for anything else, I'm done with the deduction. It could be kind of messy and it doesn't resemble any kind of sytem, but it's how I operate.
Happy deducing!
(told you)
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