Shaking hands. V irtually anywhere you may go in the world, the rules of etiquette dictate that you should extend the right ...

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Shaking hands. Virtually anywhere you may go in the world, the rules of etiquette dictate that you should extend the right hand, as opposed to the left, for a shake.

Discover the ancient origins of the handshake, how long you're supposed to shake for, and the country that won't let you use your left hand when greeting someone.

The "double-hander," unlike the "upper-hand" and "left-side advantage," communicates dominance through intimacy. The technique can counteract power-players using either of the first two techniques.

This handshake between South Korean President Park Geun-hye and Microsoft founder Bill Gates sparked debate over whether the American — who kept his left hand in his pocket — had been rude.