Greetings are essential when interacting with people.
In fact, "greeting" in interpersonal relationships can be said to be psychological "dressing".
The impression you give when you say hello directly affects how others judge you
By observing people's speech and demeanor when greeting, we can roughly guess their psychological state at that time
People who take a detour
Seeing acquaintances in the distance, instead of immediately greeting them, they turn to the left, to the right, or turn around and walk back. This happens because they are weak-minded, they must have had something that they can't face with each other, and another reason is that the person is annoying to him, and he really doesn't want to say hello, even if it is a passing by.
Walk to the opposite side and don't say hello to people
There are three situations of walking to the opposite side without saying hello.
First, it may be because they are thinking about a problem when they walk.
Second, because I can't remember the name of the other party in a hurry, I have to stare dryly, or keep my head down and continue to hurry.
Third, if the other party is a classmate or colleague, they still do not say hello, indicating that they are very withdrawn, and very self-respecting. They are often alone in their work and study, and although they are diligent, they are often the result of speedlessness.
People who like to look around
Such people have a strong sense of inferiority, are timid by nature, and are afraid of seeing strangers and entering unfamiliar environments. They have no self-confidence in their dealings with the world, and they hesitate. They like to greet each other in a relaxed and witty way, so that there is no fear, nervousness and defensiveness, and the interaction can go smoothly.
How do you say hello? You are welcome to share your feelings in the comments section.
Tomorrow we'll say hello to everyone