Pay Attention To The Eyes In Reception.

Paying attention to the eyes and eyes in reception is a general term for the overall activity of the eyes.

Eyes are the windows of human mind.

To oneself, it can display its psychological activities most clearly, naturally and accurately.

For others, 87% of their information comes from vision, while information from hearing is only about 10%.

Therefore Mencius said: "those who exist in human beings, Mo Liang's eyes, can not hide their evil.

In the chest is right, then the eye has been.

The chest is not right, but the eyes are full.

Listen to your words and watch your eyes.

In the daily life, people can convey information through their eyes, which can be called eye language.

In the five senses of human eyes, eyes, ears, nose, tongue and body are the most sensitive eyes. They usually occupy about 70% of the total human sensation.

Therefore, Tagore pointed out: "once we learn the language of the eyes, the expression will be endless."

The composition of eye language is generally related to five aspects: time, angle, location, way and change.

1, time is very important in interpersonal relationships, especially when interacting with acquaintances.

In conversation, the person who listens to usually should pay more attention to the party.

If you want to be friendly, if you are friendly to each other, you should take up about 1/3 of the time you spend on your partner. (1) when you are friendly to each other, you should take a look at the other person's time.

2 (2/3) expresses the importance of paying attention to the other person, such as listening to the report and asking questions, and watching the other party's time should be about the time of the whole time.

1/3 (3) means that a person who despises his or her peers does not get enough time to spend time with each other. It often means that they despise or are not interested in it.

2/3 (4) shows hostility. If you gaze at the other person's time more than all the time spent together, they often indicate that they may be hostile to each other or to provoke trouble.

2/3 expresses interest. If you look at the other person for more than 5 of the total time, there is another situation, that is, interest in the other person.