A serendipitous confluence of two skills by father and son. An interpretation of body language positions melded with the ability to creatively render them into beautifully graphic expressions.
A serendipitous confluence of two skills by father and son. An interpretation of body language positions melded with the ability to creatively render them into beautifully graphic expressions.
If you want to take command of a situation, you can adopt the pose of hands on hips with elbows pointing outwards and chances are people will fall in line.
It’s long been known that those in power have required more room. That was the behavior of Kings and Queens. But what about today? Do these attempted territorial takeovers still exist? You bet they do.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has revolutionized many industries, including market research. However, using AI in primary market research studies is not without risks.
Mirror neurons are a special type of neuron that fire when a person physically acts or when a person observes another person doing the same thing. Mirroring is a nonverbal way of building rapport, trust, and strengthening relationships.
You walk into a meeting with people you don’t know. How do you tell who’s the boss? Well, if one person is reclining with their fingers interlaced and hands clasped behind their head that is a safe bet they are the boss.
When you see someone gesticulating with their hands, it is a reliable indicator that they are engaged, expressive, and interested. It almost seems as though they are drawing with their hands.
At Merrill Research, we have conducted the first fault-tolerant qualitative research study using a highly trained nonverbal intelligence expert backed by a highly tuned AI-based analytical tool.
Everyone is working hard together to mitigate bad survey data. So, with this blog, we’d like to continue to offer up more suggestions that will help all of us to this end.
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