
The Dictionary of Body Language
- 208 pages · about 3 hours
- First published 2018
- 5 editions
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1 About this book
“The ultimate body language reference. I’ll be both referring to and recommending this book on a daily basis for many years to come.” Joe Navarro has spent a lifetime observing others. For 25 years, as a Special Agent for the FBI, he conducted and supervised interrogations of spies and other dangerous criminals, honing his mastery of nonverbal communication.
After retiring from the bureau, he has become a sought-after public speaker and consultant, and an internationally bestselling author. Now, a decade after his groundbreaking book What Every BODY is Saying, Navarro returns with his most ambitious work yet.
The Dictionary of Body Language is a pioneering “field guide” to nonverbal communication, describing and explaining the more than 400 behaviors that will allow you to gauge anyone’s true intentions. Moving from the head down to the feet, Navarro reveals the hidden meanings behind the many conscious and subconscious things we do.
- Identity (Psychology)
- Educational psychology
- Body language
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