Body Language at Work

1999 Adrian Furnham

This guide to body language at work covers the following areas: the nature and meaning of signals, including eye gaze, facial expressions, gestures, posture and touch; why some personalities are easy to read and some aren't; what appearance, clothes and mannerisms say about us; and detecting office liars and fakes.

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Author	Adrian Furnham
Publisher	CIPD Publishing
Release Date	1999
ISBN	9780852927717
Pages	82 pages

Language: en
Pages: 82

Body Language at Work

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