What does it mean to cover your ears with your hands in psychology?

Yes, if he covers his ears with his hand, it is not his usual behavior habit, or he covers it unconsciously rather than intentionally. Whether you guess correctly or not, at least he is covering his ears with his hand now because he doesn't want to hear what you say, or because he can't hear the answer you say. This is an evasive action. His subtext is "I don't want to hear what you say now, I don't want to hear it". I don't know if you have such an experience or met other people. When you break a cup carefully, the moment the cup falls on the table, you may not catch it with your hand, but watch it fall to the ground, and then you will subconsciously cover your ears with your hand. Another example is a situation that is often seen on TV. If a person suddenly says something bad to him while chatting with another person, then when he realizes the seriousness of the problem, he will cover his mouth with his hand. This action is the same as the first two, saying, I don't want to listen to you. I don't want to hear the sound of broken glass. Oh, what did I say to you? What should I do? These behaviors come from the subconscious and are not controlled by the brain, that is to say, these behaviors are body language to express a person's true thoughts.

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