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All About Body Language & Communication

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Summary: Learn what body language is and how to read body language in this free video on body language communication skills.

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By Michelle Roth
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Dr. Michelle Roth is licensed Psychologist and relationship expert. She engages in clinical work at her Los Angeles office and has also become a radio and television psychologist more...read more

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Body language is a curious thing. We humans move our bodies and send and receive signals we are often unaware of. This language of motion and posture is not universal, and in reality there are many body languages. In Latin America, for example, eye contact between men and women is more open and intense than it is for stiff-upper-lip English people. Historically, cultures have been judged and mistreated for differences that stem from body language, including the activities and behaviors of native Hawaiians that gained European scorn. Hopefully we live in a modern world where differences in acceptable levels of eye contact do not condemn a culture as licentious.

In this free video series, Dr. Michelle Roth unlocks the secrets of body language. You will learn how to look confident and relaxed in public, how to act dominant and assertive around those who use body language to bully others, how to see if someone is flirting and flirt back, and much more. Dr. Roth gives keen insights to how the eyes work, the importance of posture, how to read signals and send them more accurately, and other body language skills. You will learn how read insecure, bored, open, closed, and judgmental signals, and your body language skills will make you a successful party-goer. It's all here, folks!

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"DR. MICHELLE COHEN: I'm Dr. Michelle Cohen, licensed psychologist and relationship expert. On behalf of ExpertVillage.com, I'd like to welcome you to the series on creating successful relationships. In my private practice office, in clinical and hospital settings, as well as radio and television, I've helped families, couples, and individuals with their relationship problems for over 12 years, and I found that there are proven successful ways of communicating and behaving that can truly help relationships. So, throughout this series, we're going to be taking a look at the basics: Understanding body language and how to interpret others. We're also going to look at the differences between how men and women communicate. We'll also check out what things not to say to get yourself in trouble and also just understanding how to make better relationships. The fist impression we have of other people is through their body language. It's a very primitive way of communicating. And we're always sending nonverbal signals, so whether we're in a romantic relationship, friendship, other social relationships or business relationships, we always want to project the best we can. It's also really great to pick up what other people are doing and saying to us. Now, this is not a fine science. In other words, you can't say someone's crossing their arms and they must be angry or they must be closed. You always have to look at the situation the things are occurring in, so you need to interpret that as well. But if I can give you certain cues with the use of my actors or how not to behave and how to behave in certain situations, we can really help you communicate better and understand body language."

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