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When angry, individuals use their body to convey their current emotion. Individuals may be breathing heaving, have a red face, clench their fists, point fingers, scream, yell, wrinkle their nose, draw their brow down and tense their body. The individual may cross their arms, stand with their hands on their hips, and make more noise as they move, such as slamming

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As seen hear, a communicating boredom would display nonverbal movements by rolling their eyes, breaking eye contact, looking at their watch or clock, and engage in other activities such as checking their cell phone, writing a list, or engaging with others near them. A person may fall asleep, have to hold their head displaying lack of engagement, or cross their arms and relax back into their seat.

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Crying, shaky voice, looking down, a sunken posture, sniffling, a quivering lip, and black facial expression can all be considered nonverbal communication of a person experiencing a sad mood or emotion. The person may want to isolate from others and avoid eye contact, using their hands or other body parts to hide their face.

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A confused individual can be convey the emotion by scratching their head, placing their finger to their lips, a tilt of the head, and raising of the eyebrows. A person may also wrinkle their brow and their nose or a raise of the hand signalling a question. The individual may also lean into the information to take a closer look.

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Happy and Silly can be displayed through a number of gestures, body language, facial expressions, and posture. Some of these include a smile, giggling, jumping around, and possibly crying. Other nonverbal communication would include hugging, holding hands,