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    How to Analyze People: Communication, Personalities, and Behavioral Psychology Explained
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    How to Analyze People: Communication, Personalities, and Behavioral Psychology Explained
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    How to Analyze People: Communication, Personalities, and Behavioral Psychology Explained

    Written by Jayden Haywards

    Narrated by Jason Burkhead

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    About this audiobook

    Learn how to read the signals and the body language to identify personalities.


    When you learn what people are like, you can interact with them better, understand them better, and foresee what they are going to do. You can empathize with them better and play into their way of thinking. Whether it’s your coworkers, your significant other, your kids, or extended family members and friends, learning how to analyze personalities is valuable.


    In this audiobook, you will find topics like:


    • Understanding the different communication styles
    • How men and women have different ways of expressing themselves
    • Audience analyses and what you can do with them
    • Freud’s and Carl Jung’s classifications and theories
    • The three major concepts of psychoanalytic theory
    • Social learning theory: what it is and how to apply it
    • What the difference is between extroverts and introverts
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherA to Z Publishing Audio
    Release dateJan 30, 2018
    ISBN9781987171990
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    How to Analyze People: Communication, Personalities, and Behavioral Psychology Explained

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    • 5/5
      This particular audiobook is full of awesome content. The storyteller's voice was truly relaxing. Did I already mention that it seemed very professional? It did. Yes, and that's why I just liked listening to it so much. The best parts of this book (I forgot which chapters) meant the most to me. When I heard these things, I quickly knew I had made the ideal option. This book talked to me.
    • 5/5
      It's a good thing if you are able to just put on your headsets and tune in to an audio book like this one. I've noticed that certain books are basically trash, and this grieves me. But this audiobook did not follow that trend. It's actually truly great. So, I love it. It's an appealing concept, the entire premise of this book. You do not generally see that in many other books. And that's the reason why it can use a person like me to write a few positive aspects of it.

      2 people found this helpful

    • 5/5
      Incredible! Have you actually tuned in to a book like this one? The narrator's voice was truly calming. Did I already mention that it sounded really professional? Well, it did. Without a doubt, and that's why I loved listening to it a lot. Not only did this book seem like it was high quality, but it also taught me essential aspects of daily life, and about this topic in particular, of course. So, it absolutely deserves a few hard-earned stars.

      1 person found this helpful