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books on body language

embraer170 · 2005-02-21 23:15:23

Anyone got a good book on body language to recommend? loads of them on Amazon.com and co.uk but they all seem to get so-so reviews.

22-02-2005 12:15am

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embraer170

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Anyone got a good book on body language to recommend?
loads of them on Amazon.com and co.uk but they all seem to get so-so reviews.

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#2 22-02-2005 12:17am

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well whatever you do stay away from any american self-improvement books on body language, theyre mostly just money spinners. Try Barnes & Noble, I believe they have a good section on that sort of thing

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#3 22-02-2005 12:17am

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Maybe you should get a uni-level textbook on psychology or human communications instead. Many of those books on body-language are superficial wanna-be best sellers.

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#4 22-02-2005 12:21am

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yes simu you articulated exactly what I was thinking!

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