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Reading People..


Question Posted Tuesday June 26 2012, 6:45 pm

I Want To Know How To Read People Better. I Want Tips Or Techniques That People Use. I Want To Know What People Are Thinking By Looking At Their Face And Their Body Language. Any Help Is Appreciated!

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SalenciaM answered Wednesday June 27 2012, 11:38 am:
Read "emotions revealed" by paul ekman. It's so cool, google his name and read about him. He can tell whether your lying or what emotions you are experiencing based on micro expressions. There is also a tv show that is an example of his life, "Lie to Me", it's on netflix if you want to check it out.

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adviceman49 answered Wednesday June 27 2012, 10:39 am:
Flare is right, this is not something we can teach you or you can learn over the Internet. It is a learned skill that takes many hours of observation to learn.

As a retired salesman I can tell you it took me years to learn to read my customers and to learn when their objections to something were real or just made up to get me out of their hair so they could move on to something else.

Successfull Poker players are probably the best at reading body language. Many have written books on how to win at poker. Some have even written about how to spot "a tell" as they call it. A little twitch of the hand, raising of the eye brow or maybe a slight octave change in their voice. That tells them when someone is bluffing or has a great hand. Here again they have spent hours studying their opponents to find these littl tells.

You will never really know what a person is thinking. There is no such thing as a mind reader. What you can learn by studying people is when they are not being real with you. This can be very helpful in day to day dealings with everyone from realtors to car salespeople. Someone who is hungry to make a sales is more likely to make a better deal than someone who is over quota for the month.

To do this you also need to learn small talk that will disarm the person your dealing with. This puts them at ease and allows that tell to come through. Check out some of the books Poker players have written and see what you can learn from them.

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orphans answered Wednesday June 27 2012, 6:12 am:
You can just google this. There have been many hours of study to see what peoples body language shows us. But it is impossible for someone to put everything in an answer for you. If you're really interested, you may benefit from studying psychology or the sort. But here's a link to get you started:

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