Similar to Judge the Jury<\/i>, the topic is body language.\u00a0 This time the angle is from the perspective of personal relationships.\u00a0 The most interesting section was the concept of dominant communication styles \u2013 auditory, visual, and kinesthetic.\u00a0 If you are visual, you want to see information as a graph, picture, or animated simulation.\u00a0 The dominant auditory will complain no one listens.\u00a0 (At least at MFC-Dallas.\u00a0 I give an AVK quiz in one of my classes.\u00a0 Auditory is the rarest form, and I have only encountered one dominant auditory in about 80 students.)\u00a0 The target audience is the layperson, so there isn\u2019t as much detail as I would have liked in some sections.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Similar to Judge the Jury, the topic is body language.\u00a0 This time the angle is from the perspective of personal relationships.\u00a0 The most interesting section was the concept of dominant communication styles \u2013 auditory, visual, and kinesthetic.\u00a0 If you are visual, you want to see information as a graph, picture, or animated simulation.\u00a0 The dominant … Continue reading Let Me See Your Body Talk<\/span>