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Dr. Lillian Glass, a respected behavioral analyst and body language expert, has appeared on Entertainment Tonight, 20/20, Good Morning America, Dr. Phil, Today, Dancing With the Stars, Millionaire Matchmaker, HLN, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, CNBC, and The Daily Show with John Stewart, and has lectured on afficher plus body language and deception to law enforcement agencies, including the FBI. She is also a jury consultant, expert witness in behavioral analysis, and a mediator for dispute resolution. She is the author of more than a dozen books, including the best-seller, Toxic People. Dr. Glass's body language blog, services, and products can be found at www.drlillianglass.com. afficher moins

Œuvres de Lillian Glass

Je sais ce que tu penses (2002) 89 exemplaires
Les hommes toxiques (2010) 22 exemplaires
How to Deprogram Your Valley Girl (1982) 5 exemplaires
Falscher Mann 1 exemplaire

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It's been seven years since reading this book. The stuff sounded like a good way to understand people, but it hasn't made any difference in my life.
 
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bread2u | Jul 1, 2020 |
I thought this was going to be an interesting book. I was wrong. Very American, very celebrity oriented, not the psychological interpretive work for which I was hoping. Read if you like celeb mags.
 
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KatiaMDavis | Dec 19, 2017 |
Toxic People by Dr. Glass discusses the effects these dangerous individuals can have on our lives, what types of toxic people there are, and how best to handle them.

I was shocked by how many people I could identify in my life (both individuals I had known in the past as well as the present) that were toxic to me. The techniques described in this book have been helpful in dealing with them as well-although I cannot promise success for everyone that uses them, I think you can read this book and walk away with an excellent idea of what to do and how to handle the situation/individual.

Dr. Glass mentions have to unplug these people from your life as well (which can be difficult when you are unplugging family, a spouse or a lover from your life).

Ultimately, it is up to YOU to decide if you want to deal with having this person in your life or not-and if you choose to, you are given the knowledge to deal with them. Reading this book made me feel empowered, as though I could tackle any toxic person in my life.
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eightambliss | 2 autres critiques | May 3, 2012 |
An interesting look at the various ways people make each other's lives difficult. Yes it's quite generalised and simplistic in parts (and sometimes the "I know famous people" authorial stance is a little wearing). However I found it an interesting read and well worth a look over.

It would be most useful to people writing interesting villans in stories. Some of the ways in which people annoy others were good and also the idea of one person's villan being another persons friend was also an interesting point, particularly for writers.

Overall, amusing but very general, probably most useful for writers.
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