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Notice inconsistencies in communication from "summary" of Como decifrar mentes by David J. Lieberman
When someone's words don't match their body language, pay attention. If they say they're excited but their arms are crossed or their voice is flat, something's off. Inconsistencies like this can reveal hidden thoughts and feelings. Maybe they're nervous or unsure, despite their words. By noticing these discrepancies, you can uncover what they're really thinking. Communication isn't just about words—it's about the whole package. People communicate through tone, gestures, and facial expressions as much as through what they say. So, when these elements don't line up, it's a clue that something isn't right. Maybe they're trying to hide their true feelings or deceive you. By being alert to these inconsistencies, you can see beyond the surface and understand what's really going on beneath the facade. Inconsistencies in communication can be subtle but revealing. Maybe they hesitate before answering a simple question or avoid making eye contact. These small signs can speak volumes about a person's true thoughts a...
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