- The 20 Best Books on Non-verbal Communication
- The great guide to non-verbal language - Teresa Baró
- How to detect lies: a guide to use in work, politics and family
- Nonverbal behavior - Rafael M. López Pérez
- Non-verbal communication - Flora David
- The Science of Body Language - Camila Díaz
- Non-verbal metacommunication - Sonia E. Rodríguez
- The face of emotions - Paul Ekman
- The body speaks - Javier Lillo
- The language of seduction - Philippe Turchet
Today I come with a list of the best body language books, also called non-verbal communication, which, according to experts, represents more than 80% of what is transmitted in a communicative process.
These books are not arranged in a specific order, they are not immovable and far from definitive; In other words, everyone can contribute new knowledge about non-verbal communication. I would also like you to put other suggestions of other books that you can think of in the comments.
The 20 Best Books on Non-verbal Communication
The great guide to non-verbal language - Teresa Baró
Complete book on the different elements that must be taken into account when understanding and deciphering the non-verbal language of people.
In addition, it explains, among many other things, a plan to control our own body language.
How to detect lies: a guide to use in work, politics and family
Nonverbal behavior - Rafael M. López Pérez
In this book we can find a complete and rigorous study based on non-verbal language. In its pages you will find help to carry out professional and academic analyzes.
Non-verbal communication - Flora David
Throughout 320 pages you will be able to learn multiple techniques together with different approaches from the psychological, anthropological and ethological fields.
In addition, it contains a wide variety of examples to understand them in a much easier way.
The Science of Body Language - Camila Díaz
Curious book that will help you, in a pleasant way, to understand the body language of the people around you.
Each chapter focuses on a different part of our body. In this way you will be able to know perfectly what is the bodily functioning of a person.
Non-verbal metacommunication - Sonia E. Rodríguez
Sonia Rodríguez tells us about non-verbal metacommunication as a fundamental piece in the domain of clinical psychology practice.
This work is especially intended for experts in clinical psychology and scientific consultation.
The face of emotions - Paul Ekman
The expert Paul Ekman explains in a clear and entertaining way all the ins and outs of emotions.
Paul answers questions like What makes emotions soar? Is it possible to control them? Why are we sometimes more susceptible than others?
The body speaks - Javier Lillo
Thanks to this book you will know the reason for different gestures and postures with photographic representations included.
It is a kind of "dictionary" to translate body language into verbal.
The language of seduction - Philippe Turchet
Philippe Turchet holds the theory that the power of seduction lies in the ability to generate interest in the other person and in mastering our bodily capacity when it comes to developing ourselves.