Body language is the unspoken part of communication — the signals you send through your movements, expressions, posture and tone of voice. It’s how you communicate without using words.

Everyone thinks they’re sending the right signals—but Science of People founder Vanessa Van Edwards says your best intentions ...

Jo Mallinson, Early Years Lead at Darlington’s Skerne Park Academy, has qualified as the school’s first Speech and Language ...

The Bottlenose Dolphin is the most intelligent mammal on Earth, known for its problem-solving skills, communication, and ...

Body language isn’t just about how others ... with studies finding that eye contact leads to greater language skills by age 2. Eye contact helps children understand the importance of communication and ...

Historically, TV interviews consisted of the host and guest sitting in the studio for filming. It is still popular today to have the host of a TV program in the studio set for filming. Occasionally, ...

Explaining why shaking could give away liars, April added: "You'd be surprised at the amount of people that shake when ...

The final project for students in the eight-week Introduction to Horseman course at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture offered a true demonstration of communication between horse and ...

A common reason most people hate to talk on the phone is due to performance pressure and anxiety. They develop a fear of the ...

Committed to helping students develop professional skills, the Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) hosted an ...

There's no doubt that artificial intelligence (AI) will have a profound impact on our economies, work and lifestyle. But ...

Emotionally intelligence in leadership. Having high emotional intelligence means that managers likely have healthier coping ...