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The Definitive Book of Body Language

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Gestures can carry meanings that differ from spoken words. Allan Pease examines these signals in a guide to nonverbal communication, drawing on observations from his early work in sales. He emphasizes interpreting what is seen and heard within its setting, while also examining the cues people send through their own movements.

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Allan Pease

The Definitive Book of Body Language was written with Barbara Pease, and the two have made a long career of it through seminars, television and a shelf of related titles. Pease started in insurance sales in Australia and built the material from what worked in a room rather than from laboratory work.

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First published
2006
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Pages
537
Language
English
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