Body Language

Do you want to read people better? 60 gestures, 100+ videos, 100+ test questions

Do you want to read people better? This app offers 60 gestures, 100+ videos, 100+ test questions, contextual situations and perceptiveness exercises.

Entire content is based on psychology books, academic papers and our own research.

We offer more than books do and want to help to increase people's emotional intelligence.

Main Features:

Gestures & Micro Expressions:

Comprehensive descriptions of gestures and expressions, each containing at least one example photo and description of how the gesture looks and what’s its meaning. To make everything more practical, for many behaviors there are also: advice, fun facts, lie detection cues and triggers.

Realistic Photos and Videos

Every single gesture comes with multiple photos. Additionally, most of the gestures also come with videos. This lets you see certain gestures presented in different settings and on different people.

Perceptiveness

Videos and photos quickly shown to test how much can you spot.

Situations

Short stories with multiple possible answers, to test your psychology understanding in context.

Tests

8 different tests with more than 100+ questions which will help you test your knowledge and understanding of body language.

Offline

Majority of the functionality works completely offline. The only part for which you need internet access are photos and videos.

What's New in the Latest Version 11.0.53

Last updated on Jun 21, 2024

Technical improvements and bug fixes

Overview:

Body Language is a multiplayer party game where players attempt to interpret the gestures and actions of their teammates to guess the correct answer. The game requires players to have a keen eye for body language and the ability to communicate effectively with their team.

Gameplay:

The game is played in rounds, with each round consisting of two phases:

* Description Phase: One player, known as the "describer," chooses a secret word or phrase and uses body language to describe it to their teammates. The describer cannot speak or make any vocalizations during this phase.

* Guessing Phase: The other players, known as "guessers," observe the describer's gestures and try to guess the correct answer. They can ask questions or give suggestions to help each other narrow down the possibilities.

The round ends when either the guessers correctly guess the answer or the time runs out. If the guessers are successful, they earn points. If they fail, the describer's team earns points.

Teams and Roles:

Players are divided into teams of two or more. Each team takes turns having one player act as the describer while the others guess. The game continues until a certain number of points is reached or a predetermined amount of time has passed.

Strategy:

To succeed in Body Language, players must have good observation skills and the ability to interpret subtle gestures. Effective communication is also crucial, as players need to be able to convey their ideas and questions clearly without using words.

Teams can develop strategies to improve their performance, such as assigning specific gestures to common words or phrases or using a system of signals to indicate when they think they have the correct answer.

Variations:

There are several variations of Body Language, including:

* Charades: A classic game where players use gestures to act out a specific word or phrase.

* Pictionary: A drawing game where players take turns drawing a word or phrase on a whiteboard while their teammates guess.

* 20 Questions: A guessing game where players can ask up to 20 yes or no questions to identify a person, place, or thing.

Benefits:

Body Language is a fun and engaging game that offers several benefits, including:

* Improved communication skills

* Enhanced observation abilities

* Increased teamwork and collaboration

* Reduced stress and improved mood