Sleeping posture, that is, body language during sleeping, is a subconscious action and rarely controlled by consciousness, so the information it conveys is rarely deceptive and can truly reflect people's psychological state. Chris Zicov, director of the British Sleep Assessment and Counseling Service Center, summed up six sleep postures through a questionnaire survey and found that each posture corresponds to a personality type. At the same time, sleeping posture can also reflect the mood, emotion and psychological defense in this period. Fetal sleeping position (this kind of person who sleeps in the fetal position curled up in his mother's body has a sensitive heart under his strong appearance. They may be shy when they meet others for the first time, but they will soon relax. The arched back constitutes a powerful self-protection, and when people are suffering from painful setbacks, this sleeping position can make people feel most safe. Trunk-shaped sleeping position (that is, the body leans to one side, the arms extend downward and stick to the body. Most of them are cheerful, love to communicate with others, and often show leadership and appeal. However, they are credulous and naive. This kind of sleeping position is a manifestation of a leisurely mentality, and I am very satisfied with my recent life, work or study. Lack of sleeping position (body leans to one side, hands extend outward, at right angles to body shape. They are sociable, extroverted and easy to integrate into the group. However, people who adopt this sleeping position are suspicious, sometimes even a little extreme and cynical, and it is difficult to accept different opinions. The lack of sleeping posture is a reflection of the cold war, or an avoidance of problems. Soldiers' sleeping position (lying flat with hands close to their sides). People who like to sleep like this are generally more introverted and conservative. Will scrupulously abide by strict standards, and over time will unconsciously be strict with others. Starfish sleeping position (lying flat, arms slightly raised), these people are helpful, very good listeners, generous to others, and have many friends, but they don't like to be the focus. Free fall sleeping position, prone on the bed, hands on the pillow, face to one side. Such people are nervous, generally active, and often act rashly because of lack of foresight. They generally can't accept criticism from others with an open mind.
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