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September 24, 2018 | Anne Roberts

Building Rapport With Nonverbal Communication

Nonverbal communication is important because it reveals how we feel, in spite of what we say. Building positive rapport through nonverbal communication is a vital skill to learn for an investigator. To learn how to build a positive rapport, listen to Benna and Barb as they discuss tips and tricks to use while interviewing individuals.

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Interested in learning more? Check out Barb’s 2-Day Effective Interview & Evidence Collection Course.

Don’t forget to discover the 2-Day and 5-Day public courses available near you!

 

 

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