The most common reason for fidgeting is “displacement”. What I mean by this is that the fidget is an expression that is displacing, or taking the place of an emotion which you have but are unable to express directly. Although many of us have a baseline level of fidgeting in normal situ...
and I’m really quite pleased with the resulting piece, on the whole, especially our discussion of how bias (perspectives, values) of some kind will always make its way into all the technologies we make, so we should be trying to make sure they’re the perspectives and ...
The students were matched with Boise residents who had strong ties to the neighborhood, from the 1930s to the present. Conducting a 45-minute professionally taped interview, speaking clearly with direct eye contact, minimal fidgeting, and genuine interest is no small feat for anyone. The kids to...
glance 4. Watch out for him, he's always trying to ___ his mistakes, so that no one discovers them. conceal spot bias establish 5. I know you want to leave because you keep ___ at the clock. spotting ...
than wake that animal up. Or you will see people crossing streets to avoid disturbing birds that are having a nice meal on the pavement in front of them. More than that, you will see them smiling at everything that moves, and sitting in patient lines for ages without fidgeting or anger...
Me: *fidgeting* Cuz. MG: *stern face* ‘Cuz’ is abbreviation of ‘because‘ and still NOT a real answer. Don’t you justhatelove friends that make you own up to your own drama? Long story short, this discussion made me ask hard questions. Without the traditional benchmarks of ‘suc...
•Discomfort:Nonverbal signs like fidgeting, avoiding eye contact, or crossing arms can indicate discomfort or unease in a situation. •Interest:Leaning in, maintaining eye contact, and nodding during a conversation can demonstrate genuine interest and attentiveness to the speaker. ...
When children are fidgeting and finding it difficult to stay still, they are unconsciously attempting to activate that nerve in the inner ear to improve their ability to sit up and focus. Are Your Students in the Just Right State or in a Sensory Needs State? When we are forced to sit ...
By contrast, as the eldest kid in the family, I was regularly reprimanded for reading when company was over, fidgeting, practicing piano too much, not going down stairs the right way, not walking right, having a weird run, not wanting a big birthday party (no, really), being ...
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