Pacifying Behaviors Taxonomy
Pacifying Behaviors Taxonomy
From What Every Body Is Saying by Joe Navarro — Chapter 2
The Framework
Self-soothing behaviors that follow limbic distress, categorized by body region: neck (touching, stroking, suprasternal notch cover, necklace manipulation), face (forehead rubbing, lip licking, cheek touching, earlobe pulling, beard stroking), sound (whistling, talking, tapping), respiratory (excessive yawning, puffed-cheek exhale), hands/legs (leg cleanser, ventilator, self-hug).
How It Works
Pacifying Behaviors Taxonomy provides a structured approach to understanding Behavioral Entrainment, Comfort-Discomfort Binary, Covert Influence as presented in Chapter 2 of What Every Body Is Saying.Related Concepts
Concepts explored in the same chapter:
- Behavioral Entrainment
- Comfort-Discomfort Binary
- Covert Influence
- Elicitation
- Freeze-Flight-Fight Response
- Hypnotic Language
- Isopraxism
- Limbic System
📚 From What Every Body Is Saying by Joe Navarro