Reading body language like an expert – the science of non-verbal communication (full documentary)

How they find me, I don't know .

Sorry, but you lost me at the part where the "Body language expert" uses Trump as an example of a great communicator and says "He's real, there's no phoniness". Lmao, just LMAO

If the haka was about psyching themselves up they would do it in the locker room—that it’s done in public is precisely because it’s meant as a threat.

What's the point of the music making the words hard to hear?

This is great but it has a high cost and people who have no knowledge of this and think they outsmarted you well that's not the case all I can say is good luck 😉

If thats true then you will never read me.

One thought on the HAKA by the All Blacks. It may a preparation for a battle, but don't kid yourself: they know it is intimidating. They are waging on the carnal level a psychological battle. In addition, which most will not acknowledge, they are engaging a spiritual component, not much different than when Goliath (before going into battle) cursed David by his gods. Same thing when we see the Egyptian pharaohs putting pictures or symbols or names of their enemies on the foot stool... yes, it is symbolic; yes, it is posturing; but there is a real spiritual component to it. This is overlooked by modern psychology.

One of the ways I learned out to tell someone they had bad breath, you look at the body language?

world and all people are trash

16:10 FACS

20:45 Deception
22:40 Micro Expression Darwin

I realy like this documentary I asely love it and if been wat ching and studying a good for a good few for the last 2 or three i I rember and ther teaching how to catch peaple out if the lying telling the truth guilty up to no good involved now about it lying guilty as sine consence

None of this means anything if you don't know the persons baseline behavioral patterns.

No, you can't tell if someone is happy or angry just by their face because I full on teeth smile right before I punch someone in their face. It's a completely involuntary respons.

Body language needs to be taken as a whole. Not segmented.

I knew Clinton was lying before he opened his mouth. Nothing good about his lying. Hillary on the other hand is diabolical.

Cut the music, it's an irritating distraction.

I was, frankly, a bit disappointed in this production. The "science" of bodylanguage is presented, primarily, as a law enforcement technique to detect when someone is lying. Unfortunately, detectives and law enforcement are being trained to use this knowledge as a tool for controlling others. In most law enforcement organizations the police lie as a regular part of their jobs. In most states the police, by law, are allowed--and encouraged--to lie to the public as a "normal" part of their job. They used deception as a way to interrogate citizens and to control the conversation. This is why it is so true that--even when you have done nothing wrong--you should never talk to a police officer without your lawyer present. In communication studies it would be much more productive and useful to train our public service workers--including police--to actually serve the needs of the public, and to connect more honestly and openly with the people they are paid to serve and protect. An awareness of body language can be used to help facilitate a more honest and productive connection between the public and those they are paid to serve. It would also help greatly to change the law to make it unlawful for the police to lie to citizens. I think that learning more about non-verbal communication has the potential to be a powerful tool for building trust and a sense of community in our society.

can you read donald trumps body language and facial expressions? I can say he’s the worst ever in our country’s history!

what about Botox? Doesn’t that change things?

Background music is far to loud!

And a little bit of knowledge is more harmful and likely to be wrong than none at all! It's touched on but not fully expressed. Most people would claim to be good at reading other people, and most of those would have just a couple of 'rules' they apply like laws. But it's the whole picture, not just the eye contact or the hand gestures. There are complex reasons for why we do what we do and context is everything. For example, something I feel very, very strongly about 😂 Doctors and nurses are still given little pain strips, it's still used in their training as a way to judge how much pain someone is in rather than a patients subjective reporting. They're just simple heads, like a matchstick man, with simplified features, eyebrows, mouth etc. Unfortunately most medics take these things as gospel and they take absolutely no account of different personalities,stamina or perception. People living in long term,chronic pain can't walk around in tears of agony all the time, doesn't mean that they're not experiencing far more pain than a person who's never had more than a headache but now sprained an ankle might LOOK like they're suffering. Rubbing, wringing and fidgeting hands can also be pain related, not a sign of dishonesty. But police officers, social workers, magistrates and judges etc..who THINK that they have a knack can make catastrophically wrong decisions by assuming they have more skill and knowledge than they do.

If your gut tells you to trust Trump, seek help immediately.
If you see his talking as honest, check in to a medical facility immediately.