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Is my daughter telling me the truth about where she was last night?
How can I show my boss that I am ready for a promotion?
I think that girl likes me, but Im not sure.

Crossed arms. Eye contact. Fidgeting. These are all the bodys subtle ways of speaking, and they can tell you more than you think. With over half of human communication coming from movement, you need a comprehensive guide to reading and understanding body language. This updated edition features an expanded section on discovering deception and foolproof ways to spot a liar.
With this guide, youll learn valuable nonverbal nuances, including how to:
  • Project professional body language at work
  • Detect a liar at home, school, or in a relationship
  • Tell if your date is into youor planning to leave you
  • Recognize and control hostile body language you may project
  • Decipher digital and online body language
  • From dating to job interviews to finding out if your kid really did eat his veggies, this is the ultimate guide to master the art of nonverbal communication!

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    THE
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    BOOK2ND EDITION

    Dear Reader,

    In my line of work, Ive been fortunate enough to work with some incredibly smart, interesting, and informed people. Every now and then, someone will ask me to single out my absolute favorite project, and without hesitation, I answer, The Everything Body Language Book. Once I say that, people immediately want to know what I know. How can I make my boss like me? theyll ask, or, How can I tell if my boyfriend is lying to me? And while Im happy to share what Ive learned, Im also eager to tell anyone who will listen that they should make learning about nonverbal communication a priority in their life.

    The thing about body language is that its useful in literally every single personal interaction, on any day, at any time. Learning the basics cannot only improve the way people perceive you, it can actually change the way they react to you. The ramifications of this can affect and improve every single area of your life, from work to personal relationships to the amount you pay for a new car.

    The information in this book is updated for 2011 and ready for you to put into practice. Use it to your advantage!

    Shelly Hagen

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    THE

    EVERYTHING

    BODY LANGUAGE

    BOOK

    2ND EDITION

    Succeed in work, love, and life
    all without saying a word!

    Shelly Hagen
    Technical Review by Joseph A. DeVito, PhD


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    Copyright 2011, 2008 Simon and Schuster All rights reserved.

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    eISBN 10: 1-4405-2683-4

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    Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

    Hagen, Shelly.

    The everything body language book / Shelly Hagen ; technical review by Joseph A. DeVito. 2nd ed.

    p. cm.

    Includes bibliographical references and index.

    ISBN 978-1-4405-2583-4 (alk. paper)

    1. Body language. I. DeVito, Joseph A. II. Title.

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    Contents
    Acknowledgments

    Every book is a team effort. Many thanks to:

    Katelynn Lacopo at Bookends, for bringing me back into my favorite project;

    Kate Powers at Adams Media, for your sunny disposition with every e-mail reply;

    My family, the men who admire what I do even when dinner is late because of it.

    The Top 10 Signs You May Be Talking to a Liar

    Wide eyes

    Flushed face

    Self-touches (touching the nose, rubbing the back of the neck)

    Lack of eye contact

    Excessive, wont-back-down eye contact

    Excessive blinking

    Angling the body away from the accuser

    Hiding the hands

    Biting the lips or covering the mouth

    Exaggerated movement of arms and legs

    Introduction

    Imagine a world where youre never misunderstood, where you never send or receive mixed messages, where you never have to backtrack and say, Hey, thats not what I meant!

    Some people view body language as a luxury, something theyll learn about if and when they have the time. These same folks would probably be surprised to learn that experts estimate that a full two-thirds of communication is nonverbal. (Makes learning body language seem like a bit more of a necessity, doesnt it?) So when you are speaking with someone, youre not just processing what theyre saying, youre subconsciously picking up on their movements as well. If their actions jive with their words, then youre likely to decideagain, subconsciouslythat this person is on the up-and-up. If something is off between someones words and movements, however, theres a good chance that youll hold that person at arms length, possibly without realizing why.

    Most people want to learn body language for a specific event in their life, like a job interview, a first date, or turning the tables on a big old liar. But what you learn about nonverbal communication can be used in all kinds of situations, from work to school to interacting with your neighbors. Its one thing to know how to charm people with your words; fortifying those words with the right unspoken cues really sells you and your personality to the people around you.

    Reading body language can help you navigate your way around almost any situation where you feel you need a key or legend to understand the other persons intention. Think of the information in this book as your Rosetta Stone for decoding your interpersonal relationships. In these pages, youll read about every part of the body, and the subconscious signals hidden there. Along with this information, youll take a look at different scenarios where having an intimate knowledge of the meaning behind the gestures will give you a definite advantage and make your life significantly less stressful.

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