8 January 2015

Emotional agility

In an article published by Harvard Business Review, Susan David and Christina Congleton give their views on emotional intelligence, introducing a new concept: Emotional Agility. According […]
17 December 2014

StoryTelling for Leaders

StoryTelling, or the Science of Storytelling, is a methodology used to establish a profound relationship with one’s audience: one does not just want to inform them, […]
10 December 2014

Public Speaking and Nonverbal Communication – interview with Diego Ingrassia

What ‘trade secrets’ does the perfect public speaker use? Between false myths and universal elements, emotional behavioural analysis expert Diego Ingrassia, master trainer at Paul Ekman […]
25 November 2014

FACIAL ACTION CODING SYSTEM (FACS): the starting tool for analysing every facial expression

Ekman, Friesen and Hager devoted themselves to writing the first atlas of the human face, the Facial Action Coding System (FACS)1, which includes a systematic description […]
18 November 2014

“HOW HAPPY AM I?”: the 16 possible types of Happiness

Each of the emotions we experience is neither positive nor negative per se: they are all positive, as they have enabled us to adapt to the […]
4 November 2014

ARROWING: the neurophysiological reactions that accompany emotions

Blushing in the face may accompany emotional reactions of embarrassment, shame or anger. But it can also be observed in those who are performing demanding physical […]
27 October 2014

I&G PRESENTS I&G

Innovation, updating and future-oriented vision. These are the characteristics that distinguish I&G Management, a consultancy and managerial training company, founded in Milan in 1988. Specialised in […]
24 October 2014

Paul Ekman: a life devoted to research

CAREER Paul Ekman, US psychologist and Professor Emeritus of Psychology at UCSF (www.ucsf.edu), is the foremost expert on communication and emotions. A pioneer in recognising emotions […]
10 October 2014

Anxiety and Fear

What is the main difference between Fear and Anxiety? Although they are part of the same ‘family’, they represent two different types of emotions: primary emotions […]

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