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The Definitive Book of Body Language

by Allan Pease

A popular guide to reading gestures and postures

2004Fast paceLight

What it is about

Allan and Barbara Pease describe what gestures, posture and expressions are said to reveal about people. They write about handshakes, arm-crossing and attraction. The book is popular worldwide.

Who will enjoy it

Readers who like popular psychology.

What you will get

Many of its claims are simplified and not all are supported by research.

The Definitive Book of Body Language Facts: Pages, Genre and Setting

Genre

Nonfiction · Body language · Communication · Gestures

Length

400 pages · ≈ 11 h

More about this book

Characters

Allan and Barbara Pease.

Setting

Meetings and social settings.

What makes it different

A pop guide to nonverbal communication.

Feel

Light, chatty and confident.

About Allan Pease

Allan Pease1 book on Tori BooksAustralian author and speaker. The Definitive Book of Body Language appeared in 2004.

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