Books like Guide to body language by Dilys Hartland

Learn 92 proven techniques to improve every conversation, from first impressions to influential body language, and turn social interactions into powerful tools for success.

A concise educational guide that explores body language and its role in human behavior.

Explore the science of nonverbal cues with Barbara Pease’s guide to reading body language, offering practical insights for boosting confidence in interviews, first impressions, and relationships.

"Nationally renowned body language expert Tonya Reiman turns her attention to romance--explaining how to read the signals of your date, your mate, or that cutie across the bar--and never get rejected again! Attraction : It's biological. It's physical. It's chemical. It's mental. But it doesn't end there. It's also: Detectable. Manageable. Maneuverable. In The Body Language of Dating, Tonya Reiman tackles the question of whether human attraction and seduction have changed over millions of years, drawing lines of flirting symmetry that span millennia, cultures, species, and continents. By looking at the evolutionary purpose of every part of the male and the female body, The Body Language of Dating chronicles the evolution of each major human bodily feature--why it is considered attractive or unattractive, good for longevity or detrimental to the gene pool, indicative of sexual success or failure. Reiman crumples the timeline that separates us from our ancient ancestors to ask, "What has never changed? What attracts opposite sexes to one another, why does it work, and how has it contributed to the longevity of our species?" The Body Language of Dating provides the tools needed for success in today's dating scenarios, offering practical tactics for seduction, conversation, connection, and enduring romance"--

This book isolates and examines each component of body language and gesture and makes you more aware of your own non-verbal cues and signals and demonstrates how people communicate with each other using them.

A practical guide showing how everyday movements, both conscious and unconscious, shape communication, and how understanding body language can deepen personal and professional connections.

'Remediation' emphasises how all forms of media constantly borrow from and refashion other types of media. The authors argue that the new media of the 90s pay homage to earlier forms and thereby achieve their own cultural significance.