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Crossing
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Pattern'Crossing' involves moving parts of the body across one another or the body, in a defensive act.
Found inDiscussionCrossing is usually an act to cover up the torso, defending it from attack. The torso contains important organs, whilst the arms, particular on the outside, are just muscle, which can be re-grown. Crossing also increases the tension in the body and a person who is feeling stressed may do this in echo of how they feel. Crossing arms or legs can also just be a relaxed position. Never take crossing as indicating defensiveness unless there are other indicators of tension. See also |
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