Prolonged handshakes trigger anxiety:study

By Douglas Barrie, Pa Scotland
Updated October 11 2019 - 11:03am, first published 10:57am
A new study reveals handshakes taking longer than three seconds can trigger anxiety.
A new study reveals handshakes taking longer than three seconds can trigger anxiety.

Handshakes lasting longer than three seconds can trigger anxiety, negatively impact business meetings and affect the state of our relationships according to a new study out of Scotland.

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