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About the Author

David Cohen is a psychologist, film-maker and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. His film on the Soham murders, When Hotly Went Missing, was nominated for a BAFTA award.

Works by David Cohen

Escape of Sigmund Freud (2009) 40 copies
Diana : Death of a Goddess (2004) 40 copies
Psychologists on Psychology (1977) 32 copies
Body Language (1992) 31 copies, 2 reviews
Freud on Coke (2011) 16 copies
All in the Head (1979) 5 copies
Broadmoor (1981) 5 copies
Forgotten millions (1988) 5 copies
Kavanagh M.P.: An Inspirational Story (2005) 4 copies, 1 review
Essential Psychology (1990) 4 copies
Sigmund Freudi penemine (2012) 3 copies
A Perfect World (2007) 3 copies
Being a Man (1990) 3 copies

Associated Works

New Scientist, 14 October 1989 (1989) — Contributor — 2 copies
New Scientist, 30 January 2010 (2010) — Contributor — 1 copy
New Scientist, 15 August 2009 (2009) — Contributor — 1 copy

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Common Knowledge

Birthdate
1946-11-27
Gender
male
Education
University of Oxford
University of London
Occupations
psychologist
writer
documentary filmmaker
Awards and honors
Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine (2002)
Agent
Sheil Land Associates
Short biography
David Cohen (b. 11/27/1946), author of Secret Language of the Mind
Nationality
UK
Map Location
UK

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Reviews

5 reviews
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Weird pyscho-biography of Kavanagh, with wild speculation about his sex life.
½
Gestos, posturas e expressões, revelam muito de nós, talvez mais do que gostaríamos. Comunicam aquilo que as palavras não sabem ou não querem dizer. O leitor será guiado em uma viagem imaginária ao redor do corpo humano, partindo do modo em que nos colocamos no espaço, como o ocupamos, como ficamos de pé, como caminhamos. E, ainda, como nos sentamos, que gestos fazemos com as mãos, com a cabeça, com o olhar.
May 13, 20211 other reviewPortuguese (Portugal)
Muito da linguagem corporal é inconsciente - e o movimento da sobrancelha, a inclinação da cabeça, a virada do braço podem e costumam dizer muito mais do que a palavra emitida verbalmente. Então, é sensato tentar entender melhor a linguagem corporal. Ao ler os outros com maior precisão e controlar mais o que projetamos, nossa vida profissional, social e amorosa só têm a se enriquecer.
Jul 9, 20211 other reviewPortuguese (Brazil)

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