TABLE OF CONTENT

Epigraph

Introduction

CHAPTER 1

Mastery

Knowledge Vs. Skill

“The 2/3 Rule”

The Human Brain

You’re Competing With Social Media

The ‘Wait Till The End’ Fallacy

The Word ‘Decision’

Summary

CHAPTER 2

Law 1: Everyone Is Suffering And Insecure

Law 2: Everyone Is Wearing A Mask

Law 3: Everyone Pretends Not To Wear A Mask

Law 4: Everyone Is A Product Of Childhood Suffering And Reward

The Four Lenses To Seeing People

People Are Broken

People Are Different

People Are Facts

People Are Reasons

Summary

CHAPTER 3

The Behavioral Table Of Elements

The Cell Key

Architecture

Colors:

Deception:

Summary

Knowledge Check

CHAPTER 4:

Blink Rate

Gestural Hemispheric Tendency (Ght)

Eye Home

Shutter Speed

Pupil Dilation

Confirmation Glances

The Eyebrow Flash

Summary

CHAPTER 5:

Lip Compression

Object Insertion

TRUE VS. FALSE FACIAL EXPRESSIONS

The Stop Vs. Fade Of Expressions

The Asymmetry Of False Expressions

The Artificial Smile

Nostril Flaring

Hushing

Summary

Knowledge Check

CHAPTER 6:

Crossed Arms

Genital Protection

The Fig Leaf

The Single-Arm Wrap

Digital Extention

Scenario:

Scenario:

Digital Flexion

Scenario:

Scenario:

Fidgeting

Feet Honesty

Arms Behind Back

Handedness

Breathing Location

Scenario:

Scenario:

The Shoulder Shrug

The Single-Sided Shrug

Scenario:

Scenario:

Barrier Behavior

Hand To Chest

Hygienic Behavior

Summary

Chapter 7:

About Lying

Hesitancy

Psychological Distancing

Rising Pitch

Scenario:

Increased Speed

Scenario:

Non-Answers

Pronoun Absence

Scenario:

Resume Statements

Scenario:

Non-Contractions

Question Reversal

Ambiguity

Politeness

Over Apologies

Mini- Confessions

Scenario:

Scenario:

Exclusions

Chronology

Confirmation Glance

Scenario:

Pre-Swallow Movement

Scenario:

Single-Sided Shrug

Throat Clasping

Hushing

The Fig Leaf

Scenario:

Single-Arm Wrap

Scenario:

Elbow-Closure

Scenario:

Downward Palms

Scenario:

Summary

Chapter 8:

How Elicitation Works

Elicitation Skills: Part One

The Hourglass Method

The Human Factors That Make Elicitation Possible

The Need To Be Recognized

Diffidence

Correcting The Record

We Want To Be Heard

We Want To Offer Advice

We Will Offer Information To Those That Disagree

Elicitation Techniques For Conversations

Provocative Statements

Informational Altruism

Flattery

Eliciting Complaints

Citations

Naïveté

Criticism

Bracketing

Disbelief

Summary

Knowledge Check

Chapter 9:

The Primary Social Needs

Significance

Approval / Recognition

Acceptance

The Secondary Social Needs

Intelligence

Pity

Strength/ Power

Identifying Human Needs In Conversation

Revealing Hidden Fears

What The Needs Actually Mean - The Scary Part

Neuropeptides

Summary

Locus Of Control

Knowledge Check

Chapter 10:

The Decision Map Unpacked

Deviance

Novelty

Social

Conformity

Investment

Necessity

Buying A Cell Phone Case

Summary

Chapter 11:

Visual:

Auditory:

Kinesthetic:

Summary

Chapter 12:

Self Pronouns

Team Pronouns

Others Pronouns

Knowledge Checkpoint

Summary

Chapter 13:

Summary

Chapter 14:

Chapter 15:

How The Quadrant Makes Your Training Easy

Using The Quadrant In Conversations

Quadrant Elements

Chapter 16:

Summary

Chapter 17:

Scenario 1: Clinician (Emily)

Scenario 2: Sales (David)

Chapter 18:

The Visual Phase

The Audio Phase

The Response Phase

The Mental Phase

The Training Plan

Final Thoughts

About The Author

Acknowledgements

Desiderata

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