Do you have a “false front” that you reveal to a group when you first join? I pondered this JICT Images picture while thinking about this question. Can we really trick others into seeing only what we think we are revealing… this false front?
I believe that our presence… the “whole of us” is revealed to others. The other person’s subconscious picks up on the truth of us and a “false front” only confuses them a little over a small amount of time. Many scientific researchers say we perceive much more about a person from the nonverbal than the verbal. So, others most likely perceive whether what we are wanting to project… our false front… has substance behind it or not.
What comments do you have about this image?
I believe that our presence… the “whole of us” is revealed to others. The other person’s subconscious picks up on the truth of us and a “false front” only confuses them a little over a small amount of time. Many scientific researchers say we perceive much more about a person from the nonverbal than the verbal. So, others most likely perceive whether what we are wanting to project… our false front… has substance behind it or not. What comments do you have about this image?
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