Kamala Harris appeared for an interview on the CNN this week first time since she was nominated as the presidential candidate of the Democratic party. While Republicans trashed her taped interview calling it boring and lackluster, microexpressions expert Annie Särnblad told The Daily Beast that Kamala Harris has started to look more presidential. Though she’s panned for doing her first interview with her running mate Tim Walz, Särnblad said it was actually a good decision because she got the opportunity to show how supportive and affectionate she is towards Walz.
The professional decoded,” She raises her infraorbital rectangles in happiness, and she lifts her nose in pleasure when she is looking at him some times.” The cheekballs are the intraorbital rectangles.
When Harris was talking about drilling, Särnblad said, she made an appearance of hatred. ” Hatred with a one-sided teeth that is tucked in her face, and a deepening of the nasolabial furrow”, she said.
Body language professionals differ
Särnblad’s view is but is not accepted by some body language professionals. For instance, body speech analyst Susan Constantine claimed Kamala Harris lacked confidence in her presence. She will need to modify her brain speech. Additionally, Susann noted Kamala Harris ‘ tendency to look over during the interview. ” When she struggles, you start to see a lot of the brain bobbling. What part of the folder in my psyche am I going to pull out, you know, the mind bobbling is? Which kinds are my responses?'” Constantine said about Harris. ” She could n’t come up with a crystal clear answer, and that’s why she tends to bobble”.
Former U.S. Army interviewer Greg Hartley claimed that when she evaded the Trump issue, she made eye contact, which indicated that she wanted to say anything but held up as she practiced to avoid saying something. Harris is repetitive when she’s miserable and therefore she smiles, laughs, smiles and recipes out her term salad, Hartley said.
