Meta Analysis: Psychological Effects of Power Poses

Body language affects how others see us, but can it also change how we see ourselves? Amy Cuddy’s infamous 2012 Power Pose Ted Talk (above) claimed that power posing was the key to confidence. Critics shut down her theory for years, but the latest research indicates that there may be some truth in it after…

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Dr. Matsumoto Interview on Metadata Podcast

Dr. Matsumoto recently appeared on the metadata podcast in Brazil where he was interviewed by Victor Santos, Anderson Tamborim and David Leucas. View the entire video or see below for timestamps to specific questions. 2:00: How did you get interested in the area of nonverbal communication and behavior? 8:25: In your study “Spontaneous Facial Expressions…

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Transparent Masks May Improve Nonverbal Communication

The widespread use of masks during the COVID-19 pandemic has posed numerous nonverbal communication barriers, muffling speech and impeding lip-reading. For deaf or hard-of-hearing (DHH) individuals, masks have made daily as well as clinical interactions especially difficult. With approximately 72% of people older than 65 experiencing hearing loss, and with this age group having higher…

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8 CREDIBLE Steps to Conduct a Successful Interview

Written by Humintell Affiliate Jay Abiona of Credible Security Solutions Have you ever conducted an interview and were unsure if the individual was being 100% honest? If so, then this article is for you! We all know that the largest cost in any business is usually payroll. In order to have loyal, hardworking and HONEST…

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