Reading Others – Using Body Language To Assess Credibility

Published 2/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.14 GB | Duration: 2h 24m
A Scientific Approach to Body Language for Professionals Working in High Stake Environments

What you’ll learn
How Emotion, Truth, and Lies, are all communicated subconsciously through the six channels of communication.
The skills and approaches to accurately interpret verbal and non-verbal communication to gain a deeper understanding of others.
To adopt the SCANS™ system and learn how the 27 Points of Interest (PINS) can help uncover what a person is actually thinking and feeling.
How to put your new skills and knowledge to practice using the PEEVR™ interviewing framework.
Requirements
No previous experience is required. We will provide you with everything you need.
Description
Learn From the Team Behind Discovery Channels ‘Faking It’ True Crime Docuseries Unlock the secrets of behaviour analysis. Learn how to read a person’s body language, facial expressions, verbal tone, and content, and develop your ability to detect the deception of some of the world’s biggest criminals using the Six Channel Analysis System (SCAnS).Make the best decisions when it matters most.Do you want to understand people in a deeper, more insightful way?Are you a great judge of character but struggle to articulate why you feel that way?Does your career require you to make high-stakes decisions based on the personality, actions and behaviour of others?Does it matter that the information provided to you is credible and truthful?If your answer is YES to any of these questions, Behavioural Analysis Online will help you attain the knowledge and skills you need.Behaviour Analysis Online is built on validated research conducted in real-life, high-stakes environments and a proven methodology with practical application in mind. Accessible whenever you need it, this online program delivers the best tools available to enable you to read and understand others and make critical judgments based on their verbal and non-verbal behaviour.What you will learnHow Emotion, Truth, and Lies are all communicated subconsciously through the six channels of communication.Develop the skills and approaches to accurately interpret verbal and non-verbal communication to gain a deeper understanding of others.Adopt the SCANS™ system and learn how the 27 Points of Interest (PINS) can help uncover what a person is actually thinking and feeling.Learn how to put your new skills and knowledge to practice using the PEEVR™ interviewing framework.The course explores the multiple channels of communication using the scientifically validated ‘Six Channel Analysis System’ (SCANS™) – A comprehensive toolkit for analyzing and interpreting sophisticated behavioural cues across each of the following communication methods:Facial ExpressionsBody LanguageVoice QualityInteractional StyleVerbal ContentPsychophysiologyThe course also explores EIA’s effective method of interacting with others to ensure that the information you elicit in conversations and interviews is detailed and uncontaminated by less effective strategies.It is a holistic approach that can be applied to all types of interactions, including; informal interviewing, conversations and discussions, formal interviews, negotiations and investigative interrogations.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Truth, Lies and Emotion
Lecture 2 Section Introduction
Lecture 3 What is a Lie
Lecture 4 The Power of Emotions
Lecture 5 Universal Facial Expressions of Emotion
Lecture 6 3×3 Emotional Intelligence Matrix
Lecture 7 Psychological Models
Lecture 8 Truth Leakage and Clusters
Section 3: Six Channel Analysis – Realtime (SCAnS)
Lecture 9 SCAnS Introduction
Lecture 10 Ethical Message
Section 4: Interactional Style – Channel 1
Lecture 11 Interactional Style – Introduction
Lecture 12 The Points of Interest – Interactional Style
Lecture 13 Video Exercise Brief
Lecture 14 True Crime Exercise – Mick Philpott
Lecture 15 Mick Philpott Summary and Conclusion
Section 5: The Voice – Channel 2
Lecture 16 The Points of Interest – The Voice
Lecture 17 Example of the Voice Channel
Section 6: Facial Expressions – Channel 3
Lecture 18 The Points of Interest – The Face
Lecture 19 Facial Expressions of Emotion – Part 1
Lecture 20 Facial Expressions of Emotion – Part 2
Lecture 21 More Points of Interest
Lecture 22 Video Exercise Brief
Lecture 23 True Crime Exercise – ian Huntley
Lecture 24 Video Exercise Summary
Section 7: Body Language – Channel 4
Lecture 25 Body Language Introduction
Lecture 26 The Points of interest – The Body – Part 1
Lecture 27 The Points of interest – The Body – Part 2
Lecture 28 Video Exercise Brief
Lecture 29 Video Exercise
Lecture 30 Video Exercise Summary
Section 8: Verbal Content – Channel 5
Lecture 31 Verbal Content Introduction
Lecture 32 Verbal Content Point of Interest – Part 1
Lecture 33 The Points of Interest – Verbal Content – Part 2
Section 9: Psychophysiology – Channel 6
Lecture 34 Psychophysiology Channel Introduction
Lecture 35 The Points of Interest – Psychophysiology
Lecture 36 Video Exercise Brief
Lecture 37 Video Exercise
Lecture 38 Video Exercise Summary
Section 10: Knowledge Review
Section 11: Putting Behavior Analysis into Practice
Lecture 39 Introduction
Lecture 40 A Conversation about PEEVR
Lecture 41 The PEEVR Model – Plan, Engage, Explore, Verify, Resolution
Section 12: Course Summary
Lecture 42 Congratualtion Video
People with an interest in body language, behavior, and deception detection.
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