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The latest updates and research from the EIA team. Read what we have to say, and join the conversation!
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Is Shamima Begum a threat to the UK?
2 months ago by Cliff.
We noticed this short media interview today and had some concerns we needed to share following multiple comments and questions to us asking us to offe...
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Being humble… you don’t have to know everything!
3 months ago by Aaron.
This blog was prompted by a comment made by one of our international Diploma students at the end of a two-day Behaviour Analysis workshop. As we were ...
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Fake tears or real sadness?
4 months ago by Cliff.
In a recent Discovery Channel documentary series, the team analysed the behaviour of some of the worlds most widely known criminals (all of which ple...
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The Bull***t About Lie Detection
5 months ago by Harry.
The biggest frustration about delving into the world of non-verbal communication is the amount of rubbish one must wade through to find the good stuf...
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Universal indicators of shame – a blend of Sadness and Embarrassment?
9 months ago by Cliff.
There is widespread acceptance in the scientific community that there are universal indicators for seven basic emotions, though there is little eviden...
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Managing Bias in The Workplace
11 months ago by Harry.
Unconscious bias has been talked about a lot lately due to the news that Starbucks is closing 8000 of its stores to train their staff on the very s...
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EIA supports ACFE in the battle against global fraud using Behaviour Analysis
1 year ago by Cliff.
On behalf of The Emotional Intelligence Academy, and as a Member of the ACFE, I (Cliff Lansley) would like to start this blog with a huge thank you...
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The Seven Universal Facial Expressions
1 year ago by Harry.
Facial expressions are the voluntary and involuntary movements that occur when one or more of the 43 facial muscles on the face are engaged. They are ...
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Move over IQ…. there is room for another intelligence up there!
1 year ago by Cliff.
I recently asked a group of 14 people to identify someone (privately) in the room, and rate them on a four-point scale as to their 'judgement of the â...
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Being attentive – as if our life depends on it.
1 year ago by Cliff.
At the heart of behaviour analysis is the ability to be attentive - to notice what you see, hear and smell. When the military or the security services...
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The Truth about the Communication Formula – 55/38/7
2 years ago by Aaron.
So… you’re at a training seminar on speaking or presentation skills and you’re given the magic formula: 55% of our communications are through bo...
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How can psychophysiological changes help us without a polygraph?
2 years ago by Cliff.
I have just completed some work for ITN, a UK TV producer, and we will be highlighting on Channel 5 (August 2017) how the psychophysiological signals ...
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