Self-reflection by venera cazieva

veneracazieva — 2025-04-04 16:13:48 UTC

1. During the eye contact activity, what did you feel while looking into your partner’s eyes?

2. What nonverbal signals did you notice from your partners during the activity?
(Think about facial expressions, posture, gestures—even silence.)

3. When you were being mirrored, how did it feel to be “seen” that closely?

4. How can becoming more aware of your own body language help you in the future?
(Think about school, work, friendships, interviews, or even public speaking.)

2025-04-09 09:31:48 UTC

I like having eye contact in a dialog, but holding it for more than 10 sec. strate, it fills like a flirting game

2025-04-09 09:31:49 UTC

During the eye contact, it feels a bit strange and you just need to look somewhere else

To be mirrored is so good bthw. I ve never noticed that I move the same hand everytime

2025-04-09 09:31:53 UTC

When yolook in the person’s eyes you can understand his confidence level or sympathy

2025-04-09 09:32:19 UTC

It was awkward
A lot of hand movements
I didn’t notice that I do so much movement while speaking. I really do move a lot
It helps to be more confident

2025-04-09 09:32:39 UTC

I felt happy since it was my friend. She was smiling and I smiled back