Kisses

Loner Wolf

http://lonerwolf.com/body-language/

Perfect Hand Shake

Professor Beattie of the University of Manchester codified the perfect handshake into mathematical formula:

(e) is eye contact (1=none; 5=direct) 5;(ve) is verbal greeting (1=totally inappropriate; 5=totally appropriate) 5; (d) is Duchenne smile - smiling in eyes and mouth, plus symmetry on both sides of face, and slower offset (1=totally non-Duchenne smile (false smile); 5=totally Duchenne) 5; (cg) completeness of grip (1=very incomplete; 5=full) 5; (dr) is dryness of hand (1=damp; 5=dry) 4; (s) is strength (1= weak; 5=strong) 3; (p) is position of hand (1=back towards own body; 5=other person's bodily zone) 3; (vi) is vigour (1=too low/too high; 5=mid) 3; (t) is temperature of hands (1=too cold/too hot; 5=mid) 3; (te) is texture of hands (5=mid; 1=too rough/too smooth) 3; (c) is control (1=low; 5=high) 3; (du) is duration (1= brief; 5=long) 3.

Decoding Digital

http://www.business2community.com/digital-marketing/decoding-digital-body-language-0782311
http://marketingland.com/making-it-personal-taking-action-on-your-customers-digital-body-language-20052

Expert

http://www.bodylanguageexpert.co.uk/

Bix

http://www.indiabix.com/body-language/

Note: Index on Left Side

Vs

All About

http://www.all-about-body-language.com/

International Hand Gestures

https://blog.busuu.com/what-hand-gestures-mean-in-different-countries/

Examples

http://www.enkivillage.com/body-language-examples.html
http://deltabravo.net/custody/body.php