Hidden meaning of gestures here! This article is all about lying, specifically the most common lying body gestures. Most people can tell who is lying from the eyes, but I’m here to show you now that the eyes aren’t the only way to identify a liar. Eyes are in fact one of the easiest fake. Now let's jump into the hidden meaning of gestures.

Try this simple test - tell a deliberate lie to someone face-to-face and make a conscious effort to suppress all body gestures.

Even when your major body gestures are consciously suppressed, numerous small micro-gestures will still be transmitted. These include facial muscular twitching, dilation and contraction of pupils, sweating, flushed cheeks, eye-blinking rate increasing from 10 blinks per minute to as many as 50 blinks per minute and many other micro-signals that indicate deceit. Research using slow-motion cameras show that these micro-gestures can occur within a split second and it's only people such as professional interviewers, salespeople and the very perceptive who can read them.

In this article you will see some truly bad handshakes, actually bad?  I mean the worst!

Here are 8 of the world’s worst handshakes, they are the most annoying and disliked handshakes and their variations. Avoid them at all costs or it could cost you a job, friendship or business relationship!

The handshake is important so avoid giving a bad handshake at all costs!  Reading this article will alert you to worst handshakes and tell you if you give a bad handshake or not, then it will reveal the best handshake.  So read this now and if you have a bad handshake, get it sorted!

 

 

 

A group of non-nudists were sent to a nudist colony and then they were filmed where they were looking when they were introduced to new people.  This brought results you may have expected but also brought about answers and reasons you may not have expected!

This article will give you information you want on eye contact with women, how to keep eye contact and important eye contact skills.  So read this now!

Read this now if you would like to get an understanding on the 5 common types of smiles!  I can guarantee you that you will discover some very exciting knowledge in this article.  How do you smile?

 

 

 

How aware are you of cultural differences in body language? Try this exercise — hold up your main hand to display the number five - do it now. Now change it to the number two. If you're Anglo-Saxon, there's a 96% chance you'll be holding up your middle and index fingers. If you're European, there's a 94% chance you'll be holding up your thumb and index finger.Want to know why? Read on for the Cultural test...

 

The Book of Lists, which is a volume that lists each year all sorts of information about human behaviour, shows public speaking as our number one fear, with fear of death ranking, on average, at number 7. So what does this tell you about speaking to an audience?

Public speaking is at the top of our fears so it's no wonder you find lots of people searching for public speaking practise, free public speaking courses and speaking to an audience help. This article will help you out in this area but letting you on some inside information on speaking to an audience, so let's begin!

Let's assume you're going to an interview and you want to make the best first impression. Keep in mind that others form up to 90% of their opinion about you in the first four minutes and that 60% to 80% of the impact you will make is non-verbal.

The first impression is incredibly powerful, so you will need to absorb all the information in this article to avoid any mistakes you could possibly make. The article will give you great information on the first impression and help for your interview as well, so read this now if you want the upper hand.

Touching a person with your left hand while shaking hands with your right hand can create a powerful result.

Researchers at the University of Minnesota conducted an experiment that became known as 'The Phone Booth Test'. They placed a coin on the ledge of a telephone booth then hid behind a tree and waited for an unsuspecting subject to walk in and find it.

 

 

 

Let’s create a scenario and then examine the body language, let’s say you have committed a minor driving offence, such as speeding, and you are pulled over by the police. How would you normally react to this so you can get out of the speeding fine? Well read on now to see if your method works or downright fails when it comes to trying to get out of speeding fines! How to get out of a speeding fine -

Due to the wide distribution of American television and movies, the younger generations of all cultures are developing a generic form of North American body language. For example, Australians in their sixties will identify the British.

 

 

 

Researchers at the University of Oregon determined that people can retain up to three times more information about things they see in their right visual field than they do in their left. Their study suggests that you are likely to have a 'better side' to your face when you are presenting information to others. According to this research your better side is your left because it's in the other person's right visual field. So this means where you sit is important! This article discusses where to sit, where not to sit and where it is best to sit.  So read this now!

A person's eye movements can reveal what their mind is focusing on by telling you whether they are remembering something they have seen, heard, smelled, tasted or touched. This technique is a development of American psychologists Grinder and Bandler and is known as Neurolinguistic Programming, or NLP.

NLP eye movements or as they are sometimes called 'psychology eye movements' can reveal great information and with NLP you can read it.

This focuses mainly on the business world, but skills and strategies you learn here can be used other places for different reasons. Would you think sitting your competitor with his back to the door would severely increase your performance and severely decrease his/hers? Read and discover the other simple strategies for how to get the edge!

Interviews are important and many people stress greatly for them.  What if you knew an extra tip that'll help you for that interview, would you enjoy the process more? Read on now for that tip on the 'First 20 seconds of an interview'.

 

 

 

People who are continually exposed to others, such as royalty, politicians, television personalities and movie stars, usually don't want their audiences to detect that they are nervous or unsure of themselves. They prefer to project a cool, calm, controlled attitude when on display, but their anxiety or apprehension leaks out in disguised forms of arm-crossing.

Read on now to find out how the rich and famous reveal their insecurity!

 

This article aims to give you a small lesson on the 4 main standing positions that men and women take.  You will recognise these positions since you’ve almost certainly used the majority of them. Now you get to find out what they mean, and when you do. You can adjust yourself socially to any standing position you wish to change the way people perceive you.

Research by Marvin Hecht and Marianne La France from Boston University has revealed how subordinate people smile more in the presence of dominant and superior people, in both friendly and unfriendly situations, whereas superior people will smile only around subordinate people in friendly situations. Now carry on reading for smiling advice for women.

An angry mob or group of protesters fighting for a mutual purpose does not react in the same way as an individual does when his territory is invaded; in fact, something very different occurs. If you want to know what that is, read on now and find out why mobs become angry.

Firstly, I'd like to say that I didn't agree completely with everything in this book.  I think it's more bias towards a womans perspective rather than both sexes.  In that sense only 90% of the information would be valuable to men in my opinion.