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How to Analyze People: Mastering Speed Reading, Body Language, Psychological Types and More.

How to Analyze People: Mastering Speed Reading, Body Language, Psychological Types and More.

Ericson, Warren

Paperback

Self-Help

ISBN10: 1987652983
ISBN13: 9781987652987
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Apr 14 2018
Pages: 160
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.34 Width: 5.00 Depth: 7.99
Language: English
In How to Analyze People you'll learn the fundamental skills needed to understand what makes people tick. You'll discover how to get someone on a deep level, and even intuit what they are thinking and feeling. You don't need to be a psychic to see these things. There are actual scientific and measurable ways to interpret what someone is saying very quickly. How do we know? FBI agents, actors and psychics use them all the time in their work. Now you can too. This book starts by covering three approaches to reading people. You'll find that you already have a natural propensity toward one of them. This is your preferred method of analysis that has taken you this far. Now, you'll get to hone that even further and also expand your horizons by trying out the others. Reading people requires keen observation skills, sensitivity, and a strong understanding of human psychology.

Within these pages, you'll get the inside track on personality types and be able to see how everyone falls into at least one of the categories listed. The broad stokes of type provide a strong foothold for delving deeper into a person. You'll learn how to take a generalization or a stereotype and then hone in on it to know the person underneath more deeply. As well, you'll find out more about the dark traits that exist in humanity so that you can recognize them and steer clear.

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