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Social Engineering / All about the art and science of social engineering. You can find out more by visiting the social engineering blog at: http://socialexploits.com/blog
FACS Face of the Day
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FACS Face of the Day / The Facial Action Coding System (FACS) is a scientific system for measuring the face. These are images that have been coded by Dr. Erika Rosenberg (FACS and emotion expert). You can learn more about FACS at http://socialexploits.com/blog/facial-action-coding-system-explained/
Nonverbals
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Nonverbals / All about nonverbal communication (facial expressions, body language, microexpressions, etc.)
People to Follow on Twitter
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People to Follow on Twitter / People on Twitter who are experts in facial expressions, body language
Psychology
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Good words by David Ogilvy
AMEN!
Very nice infographic of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
Perception is everything
Perception Matters: The “unit effect”

Perception Matters: The “unit effect” - Social Exploits

Practical Examples of Deception Detection
Lie to Me Won’t Help You Detect Deception

Lie to Me. Another great show cancelled by dumb-ass tv executives who wouldn't know a good show if it slapped them in the face. Cal Lightman should analyze them for the truth!

5 Signs You’re Studying FACS
The Truth About Microexpressions

Gizmodo - We come from the future.

The Facial Action Coding System Explained

The Facial Action Coding System Explained - Social Exploits

What Are Facial Expressions?
Hotspot and Facial Expression Resources
Five Tips for Reading Facial Expressions
Social Proof Explained
10 Principles for Successful Social Engineering

10 Principles of Successful Social Engineering

What is Social Engineering?

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