Body language can be exposed to the rich and poor people

Wealth "gap"

University of California at Berkeley psychologist Michael Krauss and 达切尔科尔 Turner recorded 100 students to talk one on one scene. Before these students know each other, know each other through conversation.


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The researchers looked at video of 1 minute each conversation piece, focusing on those that are put into the speaker's body language.



Observations show that family socioeconomic status (SES) is relatively high student behavior "discourteous," the lower socio-economic status students show more interest in the conversation.



Each 1 minute video, students with high socio-economic status on average about every 2 seconds around playing with items at a low level of socio-economic status of students almost never play with anything; socio-economic status of students finishing high dress appearance, socio-economic status students will be low; In addition, students with low socio-economic status on average every two seconds, nod, laugh, or eyebrows, high socio-economic status than the students frequently.



Another group also watched video clips of these people are able to talk to the body language alone to guess each person's family situation.



Study concluded that body language can be like clothes and cars, like the situation that people of wealth.



　　Different reason

Klaus said that the distinction between rich and poor students in the principles and the peacock, as students of high socioeconomic status, body language seems to reflect the arrogance of their mental activities, such as "I am beautiful," "I do not need you "and so on.



"The animal world, animals compete for the status of fighting happened," Klaus suggested, "so people to avoid this fight, to tell people 'I am better than your high position, do not fight with me Auntie'."



Klaus believes that the lower socio-economic status of people did not dare to offend others, because they are "relatively few resources, and more dependent on others."

Cole Turner said: "The study confirmed our previous view of the rich, but the views of the poor in the past have changed."



Hollywood movies and popular culture is always the poor image of the hard work and cynical, but research shows that people from the social life is not hard, and can promote awareness of social dependence.



　　Mental rich

The study focused on strangers. Klaus said that next to the acquaintance between them, especially the socio-economic status of people in the top-level experiment in the hope that similar findings.



"They (at the top of the socio-economic status of the population) live with their spouse how to behave? And how kids behave? Is the same as before? I predict they are still the same," Klaus said, "the rich resources are sufficient, because relatively dependent on others, there is no pressure to get to know others, so concentrate on the ability to get along with others less. "



Commissioner Ken Huaiman famous fund-raising to "persuade" the rich living. He said he dealt most of the rich and warm and friendly, but he can understand why some of the other rich people will usually cold.



"A lot of rich people think they are just afraid to walk in the wallet, not a full complex of human emotions," Wyman said, "so it was not surprising that there is this fear of the rich tend to be more careful when dealing with people."