FBI Micro-Movements
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- General readers curious about micro-expressions and body language who want an introduction
- Office workers who need to sharpen observation and sensitivity in workplace communication
- Readers who enjoy learning interpersonal skills through cases and prefer low-threshold reading
- People in sales, customer service, and other high-frequency interpersonal roles who want an additional observational angle
Not a good fit for
- Psychology professionals expecting rigorous experimental data and academic citations
- People hoping to use micro-actions to judge others for manipulation or interrogation purposes
- Readers skeptical of popular psychology who prefer rigorous argumentation
Reading tips
- After finishing each type of micro-action, watch for the corresponding details in a real conversation that day and review it afterward.
- Treat the book's judgments as hypotheses rather than conclusions, and infer only after considering the other person's context and long-term behavior.
- Read alongside books on communication or nonviolent communication so you don't focus only on 'seeing through' people while neglecting listening.
About the publisher
Founded in 1997 and based in Beijing, Taihai Publishing House takes “building cultural bridges and promoting cross-strait unity” as its mission, focusing on Taiwan-related studies, social sciences and humanities, Chinese and foreign history, and literature. Judging from the 709 titles in the database, its publishing centers on foreign literature and classic works, with attention to Eastern philosophy, architecture, and social culture. Representative books include Hermann Hesse’s Siddhartha and Steppenwolf and the four-volume Hesse literary series, Liang Sicheng’s A History of Chinese Architecture, Lao She’s Teahouse (unabridged classic edition), Sun Wu’s The Art of War, and collections by W. Somerset Maugham, Yasunari Kawabata, and Yukio Mishima. Its authors include major foreign writers such as Hesse, Maugham, Kawabata, and Mishima, as well as Liang Sicheng, Lao She, and Sun Wu. Its publishing features complete presentation of classic texts and series-based organization of foreign literature; public information on its Taiwan-related studies titles and authors is limited.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 前 言
- 第一章 FBI教你读懂面部表情所隐藏的信息
- 第一节 头部：窥探内心的“司令部”
- 第二节 眉毛：透露内心信息的“变化指示器”
- 第三节 眼睛：折射内心秘密的“心灵之窗”
- 第四节 鼻子：不可错过的无声语言
- 第五节 “唇语”：不经意间暴露的秘密
- 第六节 耳朵：重要信息的“传递员”
- 第七节 从面部表情读出情绪变化
- 第二章 FBI教你无处安放的“手”之秘密
- 第一节 不同的握手动作传递不同的信息
- 第二节 拇指：“翘”动内心情绪的大门
- 第三节 “指尖上的心情”：不同的指尖动作
- 第四节 了如指“掌”：捕捉掌上传递的信号
- 第五节 情绪的“代言人”：无法隐藏的手部动作
- 第六节 用手触摸身体部位的“暗语”
- 第三章 FBI教你暗含玄机的腿脚信息
- 第一节 腿脚抖动或轻摇：无法掩饰的心理变化
- 第二节 解读双腿交叠背后的心理秘密
- 第三节 脚尖动作变化传递的弦外之音
- 第四节 探究双脚紧靠、叉开的心理“诉求”
- 第五节 “脚语”：走路姿势呈现个性心理
- 第六节 站姿：性格与内心活动的一面镜子
- 第四章 FBI教你“实话实说”的肢体动作
- 第一节 通过手臂动作揭穿外表的伪装
- 第二节 腹侧动作透露人的“内心独白”
- 第三节 不同的坐姿折射出不同的心理
- 第四节 睡姿：潜意识的真实反映
- 第五章 FBI告诉你习惯动作所流露的“心声”
- 第一节 打电话小动作暴露出真实想法
- 第二节 抽烟动作：解读他人的心灵密码
- 第三节 握酒杯方式露出真实个性
- 第四节 饮食习惯背后的“心声”
- 第五节 书写笔迹构成“心理实录”
- 第六章 FBI教你通过兴趣爱好探寻内心
- 第一节 钟爱音乐背后隐藏的真实个性
- 第二节 从喜欢的电视节目洞察内心
- 第三节 从所养的宠物看对方的性格
- 第四节 通过读书喜好解读对方的性格
- 第五节 揭秘运动与性格的深层关系
- 第六节 从金钱态度洞察他人的性格特征
- 第七章 FBI教你洞悉衣着打扮的“微”心理
- 第一节 领带：窥视男人的内在个性
- 第二节 化妆：女人无法隐藏的真情实感
- 第三节 手表：不同的种类折射不同的心理
- 第四节 帽子：无法遮挡真实的内心
- 第五节 鞋子可以透露他人的真实信息
- 第六节 服装搭配“出卖”性格和品味
- 第七节 眼镜：折射出主人的内心世界
- 第八章 FBI教你看懂男女微动作传递的信号
- 第一节 男女好感度：眼睛传递的真实信息
- 第二节 腿脚动作泄露男女亲密关系
- 第三节 女人的细微动作暴露真实内心
- 第四节 通过距离看懂男女间的亲密关系
- 第五节 男女交往时的谎言密码
- 第九章 FBI教你看穿社交微动作的心理真相
- 第一节 递名片：一眼看穿他人
- 第二节 社交场合的握手动作有玄机
- 第三节 交谈时对方松袖口暴露的心理秘密
- 第四节 身体姿势传递出的真实信号
- 第五节 搓腿微动作所包含的“潜台词”
- 第十章 FBI教你通过言谈举止洞察内心
- 第一节 闻声识人——通过说话声音辨识内心
- 第二节 口头禅：真实再现一个人的心理世界
- 第三节 通过说话方式洞察他人真实个性
- 第四节 打招呼方式呈现出的心理状态
- 第五节 谈话内容透露的真实信息
- 第六节 从说话特点洞察他人性格特征
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About the author
Wang Lili is an author with a notably broad range of subjects. According to available records, Wang has published as many as nine titles spanning social psychology, applied psychology, general computing, inspirational growth, foreign literature, and philosophical reading. Representative works include popular-science books such as FBI Criminal Psychological Profiling, FBI Crime Scene Investigation, FBI Micro-Expressions, and the six-volume FBI Psychology Collection, which focus on criminal psychology and behavioral analysis, as well as a technical book, High-Throughput Satellite Technology and Applications, and titles such as The Crime-Solving Detective: Crime Scene Investigation, One Thing a Day: A Handbook for Dream and Action Inspired by A Message to Garcia, and 100 Ways to Communicate Efficiently. The range suggests writing that combines the popularization of specialized knowledge with practical skills, moving across psychology, criminal investigation, technology, and inspirational growth. Public information on Wang's nationality, dates of birth and death, education, and personal background is limited and cannot be confirmed.
