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Body Language

How to read and analyze people with non verbal communication

George Morrison
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Duration
59m
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
Book Academy Editors

About

Discover the ways you have been inadvertently communicating negative, positive, neutral, or mixed messages with the simple body movements you habitually make without even thinking about it. Know when someone is lying to you!
Do you ever feel that someone's gestures are telling you something different than the words they are saying? Has a cashier asked you how you are without glancing up from the items he or she is scanning? Have you ever felt that the firmness of your words is undermined by your feeble body language? Although spoken and written language may seem like our primary methods of communicating with one another, body language plays a strikingly prominent role, making up more than 90 percent of communication.
Turchet makes us aware of the true importance of body language in all contexts, relationships, and encounters, and explains how body language embedded in our genetic makeup has the remarkable ability to transcend the language barriers and communicate universal meaning. Chapters include:
· How do you Read an Emotion
· How do You Decipher a Hidden Emotion
· Hide and seek on the Face
· The Wrists Give Their Informed Opnion
· Discord Between the Head and the Hand
· And Much more


In this enlightening book, find out what your own body language is telling other people, how you can read the signs of others' bodies, and how to most effectively utilize your own body movements to "say" what you really mean.

Related Subjects

  • Body Language & Nonverbal Communication
  • Social Science
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General
  • Psychology

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George MorrisonAuthor
Peter RomanReader