How To Analyze People: Proven Techniques To Analyzing People, Body Language, Human Behavior, Reading People And Human Psychology Paperback – September 27, 2016

This book was very interesting, and I enjoyed the parts about extraversion, intuition, thinking and judging. It has some rally great and proven techniques to analyzing people and to read the body language of people. Overall, this was something I personally ejoyed reading about, and I definitely reccomend it to people that wan to dive in to the world of better understanding people, analyze the and read their body language.

I purchased this book with the curiosity of human behavior, specifically with a script I was writing. This quickly transformed to a curiosity of where I fit into the MBTI chart. However this book (or copy of) is littered with typos and omisions. One of the most frustrating being that when listing the 6 personality traits it completely left out INTUITION. I was furiously scratching my head when reading about the personalities with it listed. My other qualm and this is pretty unnecceptable, was that right before we dive into the 16 options the book states that a link where I can take my own MBTI test is listed in the resources section in the back of the book... no such section.

Overall it was an interesting read. It covered many interesting topics throughout the book giving useful tips to a range of people in various roles. In particular, I enjoyed the chapter about first impressions being lasting impressions. Its definitely a chapter I can use in my day-to-day life!

The book takes MBTI and explains each of the 16 personalities in a simple to understand format then tries to explain how to understand people. It appears skeptical about the honesty of people or rather continuously warns you to bemoan the alert as if there is some malicious intent to any stranger. However you interpret it, it's still a good primer to help you analyse people.

Disappointing. 3/4's of the book are incredibly wordy descriptions of 16 personality types. The rest is incredibly few and poor "how to's" - example, if someone crosses their arms in front of them, they may be closed-off to what you're saying, or gritted teeth and making fists might indicate anger. Gee, ya don't say.

Working ad dealing with a lot of people it is very important to know how they feel and what they feel base from looking at them and this book is a great tool to learn about that and what is amazing about this book is that it really teach you all the process that you need to know and it was simplified for easy understanding!

The grammatical errors throughout this book made it increasing difficult to focus on the message...

The book is a good book and easy to read. A ot of common sense.

my daughter loves it

Spelling and grammar mistakes are all over the placeBook has been written after a 17 minute google search. Offers no insight at all

Nada mal este libro...