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Review: Body Language For DummiesUser Review - Zed En - Goodreads"If there is a smile on a person's face, it might mean SHE is happy, if not, she's probably sad." Yes, the confusing pronoun was intentional. The author has some problems with denoting genders. The content in this book can basically be found in internet articles, for free. Read full review Review: Body Language For DummiesUser Review - Jenyoseph - GoodreadsHonestly, I thought that this would be a waste of time because I thought I knew a good chunk about body language, but was pleasantly surprised by how much she broke it down, how much I learned and how impressed I became by the complexity of human communication. Read full review Related books
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Common terms and phrasesaction andthe appear arms attitude attractive behaviour body language bonobos Chapter chest chin clenched close codpiece comfortable communication confident conversation convey create crossed cultures degree angle demonstrate Desmond Morris doesn’t dominant emotions eye contact eyebrows face facial expressions feel feet Figure front gaze gestures give glasses handshake he’s head hold impact indicate interaction interest inthe isan Kate Burton keep Kinesics lean legs lips listening look makeup menand mother’s mouth move movements muscles nodding nonverbal nose notice observe ofthe palm Paul Ekman paying attention people’s Peoplewho perceived person person’s position posture protective pull pupils recognise relaxed respond reveal saying sexual shake hands she’s shoulders signals sitting slightly smile smoking someone who’s someone’s space speaker speaking stance standing status stiff upper lip submissive tell they’re thumb tilt touch wantto what’s going woman woman’s touch women you’ve yourhands Bibliographic information
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