nonverbal communication

Brief descriptive text accompanies photographs that show children communicating states of mind and feelings through facial expressions and gestures.

Provides information about what body language reveals about how a person is feeling, looking at how people greet each other, listen, and convey happiness or anger, and includes a brief introduction to hand signs.

Discusses how to interpret nonverbal communication--body language, gestures, and expressions--to better understand the unspoken messages of others, and provides explanations of specific gestures, facial cues, body positions, and body movements.

Recounts the efforts of people to communicate without words, using such means as the voice, music, color, gestures, pictographs and glyphs.

Introduces various symbols, signals, and ways of sending messages that may be used to communicate information. Includes such things as alphabet, bells, facial expressions, flags, and smoke signals.

Contains ninety-two suggestions for beginning successful conversations, making good first impressions, and using body language to convey a positive image.

Describes sign language and other ways that people communicate without words.

Offers advice on reading nonverbal communication from a former FBI counterintelligence officer, and discusses the influence of body language, behaviors that reveal sentiment, nonverbals that establish trust and assert authority, and more.