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Communication non-verbale

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How to read a person like a book

Henry H. Calero, Gerard I. Nierenberg

1980

Nonverbal communication

Judee K. Burgoon, David B. Buller, W. Gill Woodall

1996

Visual Explanations

Edward R. Tufte

1998 ★ 4.2

The dynamics of human communication

Gail E. Myers

1985

Crime Signals

David Givens

2008

Discourse strategies

John Joseph Gumperz

1982

To dance is human

Judith Lynne Hanna

1979

First impressions

Chris L. Kleinke

1975

Bodily communication

Michael Argyle

1975

Nonverbal communication

Daniel Druckman

1982

The meaning of the built environment

Amos Rapoport

1982

Body Language

Julius Fast

1980

Understanding intercultural communication

Larry A. Samovar

1981

Nonverbal communication

Shirley Weitz

1974

The expression of emotions in man and animals

Charles Darwin

1872

Student body language

Carter, Christopher (Mentalist)

2014

La peau et le toucher

Ashley Montagu

1971

Nonverbal Communication

Albert Mehrabian

1972

Beyond words

Randall Harrison

1974

The perception of nonverbal behavior in the career interview

Walburga Von Raffler-Engel

1983

She said/he said

Nancy Henley, Barrie Thorne

1976

The sourcebook of nonverbal measures

Valerie Lynn Manusov

2005

Nonverbal communication

Jurgen Ruesch, Weldon Kees

1972

Body Language

Julius Fast

1971

As others see us

Ellen Goodman, Ellen Goldman

1994

NVC, nonverbal communication

Mark Hickson

1989

Nonverbal communication in human interaction

Mark L. Knapp, Judith A. Hall

1978

Manwatching

Desmond Morris

1977 ★ 4.7

Silent messages

Albert Mehrabian

1971

Housing messages

Franklin D. Becker

1977

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