What is the First thing you see on a Person & why?!

By Susan Ibitz | 02/19/2019

HANDS So here’s a list of things people notice, and an explanation of what you’re like if you focus on that feature. This comes from psychiatrist Dr. Richard Proctor: If you notice someone’s hands first: You are down-to-earth, practical, self-sufficient and career minded. You admire people who can grapple with a problem and solve it.…

The Best Jobs base on Your Myers-Briggs Type

By Susan Ibitz | 02/06/2019

HUMAN BEHAVIOR LAB IS MBTI CERTIFIED -For media inquiries & bookings call 708-374-7449 The purpose of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®) personality inventory is to make the theory of psychological types described by C. G. Jung understandable and useful in people’s lives. The essence of the theory is that much seemingly random variation in the behavior…

64 % Of Candidates Do Not Negotiate Their Salary

By Susan Ibitz | 01/22/2019

A new study from ZipRecruiter shows that Gen X & Boomers are better negotiating the first salary offered, against new generations like Gen Z & Millennial. |84% Gen Z workers aged 18-24 accepted the first salary they were offered, making them the group the most likely by far not to negotiate |59% of Gen X…

4 Types of Introverts

By Susan Ibitz | 01/11/2019

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking by Susan Cain, was a best seller in 2013, but most important put introverts out of the box of been “weird”. Do you want to know if you are an introvert? https://quizzes.clickhole.com/are-you-an-introvert-an-extrovert-or-a-sea-monster-1825124480 In 2011 Jonathan Cheek psychology professor at Wellesley College found out…

ANGER

By Susan Ibitz | 01/09/2019

The American Psychological Association defines Anger as an emotion characterized by antagonism toward someone, or something you feel has deliberately done you wrong. Anger can be a good thing. It can give you a way to express negative feelings, for example, or motivate you to find solutions to problems. But excessive anger can cause problems.…

Do you think we should add napping in our culture

By Susan Ibitz | 01/08/2019

Find out how daytime snoozing habits vary in other cultures. In some parts of the world, life practically comes to a grinding halt in the early afternoon. People head home from work for a siesta, as it’s known in Spain, or a riposo, as it’s called in Italy. Whether that means a short nap of 20 minutes…

7 signs you’re in a relationship with an INTROVERT narcissist

By Susan Ibitz | 12/04/2018

If at the end of the article you want to know more, take the test, I DID hahaha http://academics.wellesley.edu/Psychology/Cheek/sensitive.html This article was originally published by psychologytoday.com, here is the link. Narcissism is often associated with its many external manifestations, including attention seeking, grandstanding, superficial charm, lack of reliability, boundary violation, manipulation, and many other traits. However, not all narcissists…

Low Eyebrows – Sign your too Friendly

By Susan Ibitz | 11/16/2018

Face Reading, Thin slices, Proxemics, and Eyebrows LOW EYEBROWS Face Reading (FR), or Physiognomy We have been talking about this concept for a while already. But something most people do not realize is that FR allows you to see people in an objective and not subjective way. What you see is what you get and…

LOW EYEBROWS- to friendly, 2 soon

By Susan Ibitz | 11/16/2018

We have been talking about this concept for a while already. But something most people do not realize is