The best-seller
Sex Talk
How Biological Sex Influences Gender Communication Differences Throughout Life's Stages
The best-seller that brings social science, biology and neuroscience together to explain how men and women communicate.
A receiver's perspective
His communication paradigm is from a receiver's perspective. This places the emphasis on the listener to better understand from the speaker's perspective, and as a speaker, emphasizing understanding from the listener's perspective. Both of these become more challenging as differences increase between the speaker and listener.
About Dr. Furlich
The best-seller
How Biological Sex Influences Gender Communication Differences Throughout Life's Stages
The best-seller that brings social science, biology and neuroscience together to explain how men and women communicate.
The newest book
Steps to Improve Your Nonverbal Communication
The subtle behaviors that go unnoticed but shape the impression you make, and how to read them in others.
Things most people never notice
Only around 10% of people can fake a genuine smile.
Read the full answerPeople often point their feet, without realizing it, toward what interests them.
Read the full answerContrary to popular belief, people often make more eye contact when trying to deceive.
Read the full answerOur pupils dilate when we see something we like, and contract at something we dislike.
Read the full answerWater in a blue cup is rated more refreshing than water in a yellow cup.
Read the full answerGreeting someone you're happy to see, your eyebrows flash up for an instant, a cue found across cultures.
Read the full answerHis column at Psychology Today