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Why Men Retreat and Women Go Wild

Kare Anderson | Posted 03.27.2013 | Healthy Living
Read More: Getting Along, Richie Davidson, Arguing, Paul Ekman, Say It Better, Marriage, Fighting, Pierre Mornell, Conflict, Moving From Me to We, Couples, Gender Roles, Relationship Advice, Relationships, Healthy Living News
Kare Anderson

At work, the man is active, articulate, proposing and usually successful in his conversations, especially with other men. But at home he becomes more inactive, inarticulate, and withdrawn. His apparent passivity drives her crazy. He retreats. She goes wild.

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The Conference That Showed That Compassion Can Be Taught

Christina Patterson | Posted 02.06.2013 | Impact
Read More: Dalai Lama, Evolutionary Psychology, Empathy, Richard-Layard, Paul Ekman, Compassion, Impact News
Christina Patterson

You might think professionals in education, health and social care don't need to be taught about compassion. You might think compassion was what got them into their jobs. You might, in that case, have never been in a hospital, or a care home, or a school.

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Three Keys To Taking Back The Truth

Shaahin Cheyene | Posted 01.11.2013 | TED Weekends
Read More: Understanding Deception, Lie Spotting, Video, Pamela Myer, How to Spot a Liar, Deception, Lie Detection, Paul Ekman, TED Weekends News
Shaahin Cheyene

At the end of the day, truth matters. Eventually, in one way or another it surfaces. Learning to detect the earlier signs may save you a lot of pain and aggravation.

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Art of Detecting a Lie :The Presidential Candidates

Shaahin Cheyene | Posted 12.23.2012 | Politics
Read More: Elections, Presidential Elections, Video, Lying, Microexpressions, Lie to Me, Obama, Tim Roth, Business, Romney, Paul Ekman, Truth, Politics News
Shaahin Cheyene

Anyone can be trained to detect a lie quickly and with a fair degree of accuracy. Here are three keys to successful detection during the presidential campaign.

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Lie to Me II: 7 Key Steps to Detecting a Lie

Shaahin Cheyene | Posted 12.09.2012 | Small Business
Read More: Lie to Me, Lying, Microexpressions, Tim Roth, Business, Paul Ekman, Truth, Video, Small Business News
Shaahin Cheyene

If you can decode microexpressions you'll understand the emotion behind them. If you understand the emotions, you are one step closer to knowing if the person on the other side is lying or telling the truth.

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Lie to Me: Sharpening Your Business Intuition

Shaahin Cheyene | Posted 12.04.2012 | Business
Read More: Lie to Me, Tim Roth, Lying, Business, Paul Ekman, Facial Expressions Lying, Emotions Business Deals, Lying Business, Business Negotiations, Video, Business News
Shaahin Cheyene

Just as the subtle difference between fear and surprise could mean the success or failure of a deal, the fine tuning and calibration of one's gut feelings can often be the determining success factor.

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What Is Your Body Language Saying?

Real Simple | Posted 09.04.2011 | Women
Read More: Understanding Body Language, Body Language, Interpreting Facial Expressions, Facial Expressions, Paul-Ekman, How to Read Faces, Paul Ekman, Women News

Every last gesture—whether it’s a tilt of the head or plain fidgeting—tells a story. Do you look down when you speak? Play with your hair? Lean ...

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The Language Of Facial Expressions: Obama's Non-Verbal Reactions To Gates

ABC News | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Mccain-Facial-Expressions, Obama Facial Expressions, Emotion, Relationships, Women's Health, Lie to Me, Lie to Me Paul Ekman, Men's Health, Psychology, Body Language, Facial Expressions, Paul Ekman, The Inner Life, Healthy Living News

The truth, according to the popular television show "Lie to Me," is "written all over our faces," but psychologists say that visual clues are only one...

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Are Women More Emotionally Intelligent Than Men?

Dan Goleman | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Read More: John Mayer, Leadership, Empathy, Peter Salovey, Emotional-Intelligence, Naomi Wolf, Emotional Intelligence, Paul Ekman, Business News
Dan Goleman

By the year 2018, the workplace will be one where the demand for "female" management skills will be far stronger than today.

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Wall Street Lawyer on "The Positive Presumption"

Jim Luce | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Read More: Richie Davidson, Korean-American, Corporate World, Pygmalion Effect, Communication Skills, Tibetan Buddhist Monks, Global Citizens, Eugene Lee, The World Is Flat, Peru, New York University Law School, Dale Carnegie, Jim Luce, Viktor Frankl, Soft Skills, Body Language, Pygmalion in the Classroom, Dog Whisperer, Eastern Thought, Thomas Friedman, Dalai Lama, Wisdom Traditions, Man?S Search for Meaning, Robert Cialdini, Holocaust, Law Firm, Facial Expressions, Robert Rosenthal, Self-Fulfilling Prophecy, New York City, Paul Ekman, Lenore Jackson, Gregorian Chants, Emotions Revealed, Positive Presumption, Wall Street, Social Graces, Spirituality, World Trade Center, Wall Street Lawyer, Thought Leaders, Economy, Krishnamurti, Business News
Jim Luce

Meet Eugene Lee, a mid-level associate at a Top 40 law firm on Wall Street who succeeds in business by being real, honest, and kind. Good news.

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Truthfulness, Justice and the American Way

Paula Gordon | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
Read More: Interrogations, Troy Davis, Guilt, Judges, Justice, Evidence, Innocence, Civil Rights, Juries, Paul Ekman, Testimony, Politics News
Paula Gordon

While the fate of the nation hangs in the balance, so does that of Troy Anthony Davis. He personifies the continuing threat to justice (and to life) of our de facto judicial system.

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Mr. Emotional Intelligence

Perry Garfinkel | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Read More: Daniel Goleman, More Than Sound, Danuman Goleman, Richard Davison, George Lucas, Dr. Daniel Siegel, Naomi Wolf, Larry Brilliant, The Inner Life, Emotional Intelligence, Paul Ekman, Healthy Living News
Perry Garfinkel

I have been a Daniel Goleman groupie since the mid-1970s, when we met in Cambridge, Massachusetts. We were among a wave of young Americans just return...

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