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Serious

Gesture: Hugging, kissing, firm grip, setting boundaries

Facial expression: warm look, smile, strict look

Clothing: suit

Adapted Child: Conservative or "safe" choices, perhaps chosen to gain approval or avoid standing out.

Facial Expression

Free Child: Wide smiles, exaggerated expressions (e.g., pouting, frowning), sparkling eyes full of curiosity or excitement.

Adapted Child: Hesitant or cautious expressions, looking down, avoiding eye contact, or a nervous smile.

Tone of Voice

Free Child: High-pitched, playful, or giggly; rapid or animated speech.

Adapted Child: Hesitant, soft, or whiny; could also be submissive or overly polite.

Behavior

Free Child: Spontaneous, creative, and playful actions, like singing, jumping, or doodling without self-consciousness.

Adapted Child: Seeking approval, apologizing frequently, complying with rules or authority without question, or displaying frustration through tantrums.

Body Language

Free Child: Relaxed, open gestures, skipping, bouncing, or clapping hands.

Adapted Child: Shrinking posture, folded arms, fidgeting, or tense shoulders.

Language or Phrases

Free Child: "Wheee!" "Look at this!" "I don't wanna!"

Adapted Child: "Is this okay?" "Sorry, I didn’t mean to..." "I'll do it your way."

These behaviors, expressions, and tones are not inherently negative but vary depending on the context and the balance with other states like the Parent and Adult.

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Try to look impressive and worthy

Practical outfit (universal)

Convincing

Surprising or avoiding emotions

Straight to the deal

Clear

Keeping eye contact

taking decisions

balanced emotion