Skill in Nonverbal Communication: Individual Differences

Skill in Nonverbal Communication: Individual Differences explores why people vary so widely in their ability to read, interpret, and express nonverbal cues. Drawing on research in psychology, social cognition, and interpersonal behaviour, the book examines factors such as personality, cognitive style, emotional intelligence, and social experience. It highlights how these differences influence accuracy in decoding facial expressions, gestures, posture, and tone, and how they shape everyday interactions and professional communication. A valuable and often-sought academic resource for students and researchers in communication studies, behavioural science, and applied psychology.