To sign 'positive', extend the index finger of your non-dominant hand pointing straight up. Then, extend the index finger of your dominant hand horizontally and place it across the middle of your vertical finger. This creates the shape of a plus sign (+).
Sign 'positive' while maintaining an encouraging, upbeat facial expression to convey a good attitude.
Use the sign for 'positive' to indicate the outcome of a medical or scientific test.
In this context, 'positive' means 'certain'. You can use this sign to show you are absolutely sure about a fact.
Sign 'positive' while maintaining an encouraging, upbeat facial expression to convey a good attitude.
Use the sign for 'positive' to indicate the outcome of a medical or scientific test.
In this context, 'positive' means 'certain'. You can use this sign to show you are absolutely sure about a fact.
Yes, this sign is very versatile. It is commonly used to describe an optimistic mindset as well as a positive outcome on a medical or scientific test.
Typically, your non-dominant hand acts as the vertical base, while your dominant hand moves to cross it horizontally. This is the most natural way to form the sign.
Yes, because the concepts share the same universal symbol (+), the sign for 'positive' is exactly the same as the sign for 'plus' in mathematical contexts.
