Body Language | Psychology

No real complaints. I am a writer & study body language A LOT. I have notes, ways of organizing gestures into categories to revisit. There should be more categories and more information added to the app. I would love some way to reach out and give recommendations. Here's one: pinching the nose bridge. This is a common gesture, and can show frustration/annoyance. There are so many more, & more categories. I hope MORE are added to the app! Ik it's hard deciding where to place certain gestures.

I believe most of it was correct informative. Maybe like 85% accurate with most people. There always are the abnormal types that just kind of having a nervous habit of doing some stuff like this. It's more likely to be the scenarios you describe, but always remember nothing is like a "guide" can be perfect and that for understanding body language included. I always had a few issues with just a couple that didn't seem accurate. It is pretty good, but try not to bet your life on some of these

I enjoyed reading the articles and learning from this application. However, if I paid someone for every single thing that I read, or learn from, then I would be extremely in debt and quite stupid. Of which I am neither. Give a few more quizzes, and the situations, for free, I don't think it'll break the bank.

The best resource I found on learning body language. Definitely worth the small price.

Review of Body Language Basics The content provides a solid foundation and is easy to understand, making it accessible to beginners. However, deeper exploration of nuances would enhance it. For example, subtle shoulder shrugs can indicate deception within a baseline, and left vs. right shrugs may have different meanings. Eye movements should also be analyzed in context. These are just a few examples of several incomplete ideas that could benefit from further exploration.

super cool little app with super helpful info! very interesting! plus no ads which is amazing and no demand to purchase a subscription either.

Amazing app. You ccn also get a certificate! Try it today, you wont regret it

There is a lot of information but most of the quizzes among other things are only for premium. I would have liked to be able to access a little more before having to pay for a premium. Also in one of the sections locked ankles, I was taught growing up that it was more respectful and proper to sit with your ankles crossed, along with legs crossed but parallel to one another. That is often how I sit in formal settings so to say that it only signifies certain emotions is an incorrect statement.

I've only just started checking this app out, but so far its awesome! Great idea for an app, super informative, and very interesting. Only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was because, in order to see the majority of its information or watch any of its videos, you have to pay for the app. I understand the need to make money, but it would just be nice if there was a little more information available for free.

lots of good and interesting facts! some things I already knew, but I have learned quite a bit from this app. History and statistics of studies on body language is good for backing up the information presented. Only a one time fee that is totally affordable and it gives many options to keep learning! Thanks y'all for such a great tool to help understand the people in this world!!💖

This is a wonderful app for learning the concepts related to reading the posture of a person, from microexpressions all the way to full body posture. The explanations are comprehensive, the tests are nice (could be a bit harder), and the SITUATIONS really help you develop a sense of analysing real-world encounters with body language. Two things that could be worked on: the facial expression examples are a bit creepy here and there. The tests are pretty easy. Thanks for making this awesome app!

I know there is more to learn about body language. However, this information in it's basic form is very helpful.It's simple short and to the point. Also, they have provided different levels of information. so you're not just getting basic information. you will get intermediate then expert. It's very enjoyable. Thank you developers

Not a bad app. However most of the body language mentioned in this app is very very simple body language that almost every single person who wasn't raised in solitary confinment would know. Before even reading i passed all the quizzes 100%. I'd like for it to have more complex body language. Rather than just literally sad , angry , shame etcetera those are so obvious and don't need an app to read them.

each chapter is very short and basically a summary. it doesn't dive deeply into the topic like I anticipated it would. but the summaries are short and you basically get the point. if you want to watch the videos you have to pay for it. I give this app a three because it's easy to use.

I've only just started this app. it appears it would be very good. maybe I missed the part about the premium services before downloading it. it appears to be very informative, very well laid out and easy to follow & understand. I'm midway through the gesture section now. it's basic so far, nothing that intuitive people don't already know. premium for now is only $2.99. not sure I'll go there just yet. if so, I'll update & edit my review.

I Gave it 4 stars because that is for the free version. Even though the Lifetime sub is only 5 dollars. The free version still gives you a lot of information just not as detailed. I will most likely get the premium version. For now I'm utilizing what's available for free and I like it. No ads either.

Great app, I love reading each and every gestures of human body, and there no ads in this app, which is great😊. But I want to watch the video of this app, but I need to buy or purchase, in order to watch the video. I think it is a great way if there an option 'that' I can watch the video, in exchange in watching ads. What do you think😁?

I have paid for premium and the money has gone from my bank but not getting access. I have un-installed and clicked on restore in the app. Any ideas? Love the app and price not to bad for premium if I can get access. At the moment I'm £5 out of pocket. Hoping it's just a glitch.

C'mon man..what's really the need of putting 70% of the quizzes (which were supposed to help us learn more about body languages) premium? I get that you all should have something in the premium section but atleast try to give us the quizzes for free. Otherwise this app is really informative. Loved it!

I do like this app, but it has the potential to be much better. Honestly there's just not quite enough content to justify paying for it. In particular, the perceptiveness feature show the same images over and over again. I'm gonna stick w/it for another month or two, but will jump ship if they don't add more.