Body Language in Psychology

Michał Pawlik

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About this app

Do you want to understand people? This app will teach you how to interpret body language, decode hidden emotions and communicate more effectively.
It contains 70+ gestures, 100+ videos, 100+ test questions, 50 contextual situations and 100 perceptiveness exercises.
Entire content is based on psychology books, academic papers and our own research.
We offer more than books do and want to help to increase people's emotional intelligence.

Main Features:

Gestures & Micro Expressions:
Comprehensive descriptions of all things from nonverbal communication, each containing at least one example photo and description of how the behavior looks and what’s its meaning. To make everything more practical, for many gestures there are also: advice, fun facts, lie detection cues and triggers.

Realistic Photos and Videos
Every single gesture comes with multiple photos. Additionally, most of the gestures also come with videos. This lets you see certain gestures presented in different settings and on different people.

Perceptiveness
Videos and photos quickly shown to test how much can you spot.

Situations
Short stories with multiple possible answers, to test your psychology understanding in context.

Tests
8 different tests with more than 100+ questions which will help you test your knowledge and understanding of body language.

Offline
Majority of the functionality works completely offline. The only part for which you need internet access are photos and videos.

Whether you're an extrovert or have some autism spectrum, our app will help you get better at psychology today.
It's also designed in micro learning style, which means you can learn at your own pace, whenever you want.

Ratings and reviews

No real complaints. I am a writer & study body language A LOT. I have notes, ways of organizing gestures into categories to revisit. There should be more categories and more information added to the app. I would love some way to reach out and give recommendations. Here's one: pinching the nose bridge. This is a common gesture, and can show frustration/annoyance. There are so many more, & more categories. I hope MORE are added to the app! Ik it's hard deciding where to place certain gestures.

I believe most of it was correct informative. Maybe like 85% accurate with most people. There always are the abnormal types that just kind of having a nervous habit of doing some stuff like this. It's more likely to be the scenarios you describe, but always remember nothing is like a "guide" can be perfect and that for understanding body language included. I always had a few issues with just a couple that didn't seem accurate. It is pretty good, but try not to bet your life on some of these

I enjoyed reading the articles and learning from this application. However, if I paid someone for every single thing that I read, or learn from, then I would be extremely in debt and quite stupid. Of which I am neither. Give a few more quizzes, and the situations, for free, I don't think it'll break the bank.

What’s new

You can now get official certificate of completion!