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As a behavior analyst and body language expert, Scott Rouse holds multiple certificates in advanced interrogation training. He has been trained alongside the FBI, Secret Service, U.S. Military Intelligence, and the Department of Defense.
His extensive training, education, and practice of nonverbal communication have made him an expert and consultant to law enforcement as well as Fortune 100 Companies, attorneys, private investigators, executives, and entertainers. He is also a multi-Grammy nominated producer and TEDx Speaker.
www.ScottRouse.com/
www.BodyLanguageTactics.com/
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Years ago during a very hard emotional time a therapist suggested a twist my ring to relieve stress. It actually helped
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I enjoy my jewelry. 💗 I like admiring it and holding it in the ways you mentioned. It's beautiful and meaningful, that's why I bought it
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I do it all the time, and with my necklace. I check under my nails too x
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I used to wear necklaces and play with the charm a lot absent-mindedly like when I was studying.
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I saw myself playing with my ring on a video where I was more or less auditioning. I was excited, nervous and self soothing.
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I've always worn a ring on my left hand ring finger. I knew my husband was going to propose when he started playing with that darn ring on my hand all the time. We'd be talking and there he was patting my hand and twisting that ring. Sure enough, he proposed about 2 weeks later if I remember right.
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I have ptsd and one of my "de-stressors" I call it, is either twisting my ring or playing with a necklace. I broke a necklace once in an interview 😂. Didn't get that job.
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My uncle got me a spinning ring yrs. ago to help calm my nerves & focus when PTSD starts kickin my ass…I cherish it & him. And u for sharing all this knowledge💯
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This makes me think ot stemming, or other sensory redirection. Exactly like a fidget spinner. A therapists once told me that a lot of people with bi-polar disorder often wear a lot of rings and bracelets because it sooths us to fiddle/spin/jingle them.
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Bingo!!! You just found someone their master’s thesis!!! 😂😂
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Yes, I've swooshed my ring back and forth while thinking, and sometimes I don't know I'm doing it
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When I see someone not paying full attention whatever as we are interacting it’s what I unconsciously realize and I back out of the moment or conversation. Thanks for giving the impression a name. It’s that something most important is in that persons mind- not interacting w/ me.👍
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My husband used to twist a little tuft on his beard when he was thinking.
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Thank You
This fellow was feeling the stress and self soothing himself out of guilt. He was a mrderer, he said he was going to take the gloves off concerning our Son and two days later Casey was gone
First rule that I learned in psychology was. Don’t make it personal
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I was married 30 years. I’m divorced 5 years. I find myself using my thumb to twist the wedding ring I no
Longer wear. I’ll be glad when that habit goes away. It unnerves me I still look to spin that darn ring I got rid of
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Before I answer a manipulative question I was told to twist my ring 3 times.... and then answer..... it works
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I used to do with my wrist watch, back in the old days), or my necklace.
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For whatever reason, I only notice men doing this. Most likely because most women have a stone on the face of their ring. But still, even when I’m just wearing my band I hardly ever touch it.
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When men do that I think they feel like they’re being strangled and want to release the restriction. 🤷🏻
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@carolinedurocher8377
5 months ago
it can also be to keep concentration on. Used like a fidget (like for ASD or ADHD for exemple)
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