Very often, we unknowingly give off subtle, nonverbal cues that may send messages to others that we are completely unaware of. Others may draw messages from our cues and respond, and we are at a loss.

John slams the door each time he enters my office; Hal has body odor; Janet brings coffee to her session and spills it in the waiting room; Barbara puts her feet up when she sits on my couch without ...

Research assessed the effects of the nonverbal behavior of healthcare providers on pain reports and placebo effects in 51 males and 53 females randomly divided into four groups. The results revealed ...

Expert studies have shown that up to 55% of our communication is nonverbal. So even the most attentive parent may sometimes miss what their children are trying to tell them. Children, especially, ...

This article originally appeared on Undark. Last week, tens of millions of people tuned into the first debate between President Donald J. Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden. Similar viewership ...