Understanding Nonverbal Communication
Narrated by Mark G. Frank
The Great Courses: Professional
- Released
- May 27, 2016
- Format
- Lecture
- Publisher
- The Great Courses
Understanding Nonverbal Communication explores how much of our interaction is driven by involuntary and often subconscious physical cues, offering insights into emotions and intentions beyond words. Through 12 engaging lectures, the course delves into the history, science, and subtle nuances of personal expression, revealing how nonverbal signals influence social interactions and perceptions. By learning to observe and interpret these cues, listeners can enhance their understanding of others and improve their social and relational skills.
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