14 November 2014

Lying in the context of personnel selection

The current economic crisis in Europe is an unfortunate reality, and job opportunities for those wishing to apply for a new job are often slim: 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 […]
30 October 2014

How to detect lies – interview with Diego Ingrassia

Even ‘serial’ liars fail, we find out why. Emotional behavioural analysis expert, Diego Ingrassia, master trainer at Paul Ekman International, reveals strategies for uncovering lies: Role […]
28 October 2014

Non-verbal signals modulated by culture: proxemics

Edward T. Hall1 coined the term proxemics, a discipline that studies the space and distances between interlocutors during a communication. Hall observed that the distance between […]
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 […]
30 September 2014

If I look into your eyes do I lie?

Eye contact is a cognitive attention signal, creating a visual and communicative link between two people, and involving the relational and emotional level between the two. […]
18 September 2014

HOW DO WE ASK OUR CHILDREN QUESTIONS? Practical tips to relate to them better.

Do you also happen to ask your children every day: “so, how was school today?”, and systematically receive as an answer a simple “fine”, not very […]
18 December 2013

Artificial intelligence or emotional competence?

There is great anticipation for Spike Jonze’s new film, ‘Her’, which will be released in cinemas in March 2014. It is the story of a man […]
27 October 2013

Children lie by nature, a study proves

Children are liars by nature. A study of 1,200 children demonstrates this, showing their high propensity to lie. Scientific research shows that the older they get, […]

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