Books on Body Language. June 23, 2008 at 8:00 p.m. EDT. If you are interested in reading further about body language, here are several books to consider: ...

Indeed, you can’t trust everything you read in body language guides. For example, in a book published in 1970, author Ray Birdwhistell claimed that humans have 20,000 different facial expressions. But ...

Alexandra Stratyner, PhD, licensed psychologist, explains, “Body language can be a telling aspect of how a person is feeling ...

The recognition that our body language may be related to our internals states was first proposed by Darwin, in one of the most insightful books ever written, ‘The expression of emotions in man ...

The Definitive Book of Body Language, for example, tells us that the crotch display (legs open, crotch slightly thrust forward, hand on the belt) is used by "macho men and tough guys".

This is the basis of body language expert David Allen’s book Decoding Body Language. Allen trains companies and law enforcement worldwide in the art of physical communication.

She speaks to experts about how reality TV sparked a body language crisis, and what the future could hold for the practice. ... “non-verbal behaviour cannot be ‘read’ like words in a book.

4 Body Language ‘Facts’ Most People Believe That Are All Wrong, According to a Former FBI Agent. Here’s what crossed arms, mirroring, and smirking actually mean.

The Definitive Book of Body Language, for example, tells us that the crotch display (legs open, crotch slightly thrust forward, hand on the belt) is used by “macho men and tough guys”.