Phil in the Blanks: ft.The Behavior Panel - Nonverbal Cues To Get The Truth (PART 1)

Dr. Phil brings together The Behavior Panel: behavioral and body language experts, who break down the clues and signals we give one another and explain how to interpret body language and understand human behavior. Scott Rouse, Greg Hartley, Mark Bowden and Chase Hughes discuss how external appearances reveal interior emotions and intentions, how to tell when someone is lying, and how to know what you are saying to the world with your behavior

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[estherpennington]

I really appreciate Dr Phil's criticism of censorship and today's climate.

[GaliSinatra]

I could watch Scott Rouse explain psychopaths all day. The Behavioral Panel rocks.

[valerie]

Love the Behavior Panel!! They are all so interesting as a panel and individually. Thank you Dr. Phil for featuring this incredibly fascinating group of people. 👍👍👍

[lindalarson]

Fantastic episode. Love The Behavior Panel and your discussion with them. Thanks all!

[tracy_x.x]

I adore the behavioral panel and all the knowledge they share. They all seem like great guys that truly want to educate and inform. Their diverse backgrounds make it so interesting 🖤👏👏👏 I’d love to hang out with them for an afternoon 😎they’re awesome!!!

[elizabethshaw]

When I was in school critical thinking was extremely important from elementary school through post secondary education. It was all about teaching us how to think and that is gone nowadays as they tell our children how to think!!

[jamesnoonan]

I love how they’re giving straight stuff on this one.

[AmyKristine]

I just recently discovered The Behavior Panel. These guys are great

[mistdeedawn]

Been listening and watching these Gentlemen for months they are great. As are you Dr. Phil

[lareinadelanoche]

You, the behavioural panel are helping immensely at activating and challenging our everyday lives by providing us with priceless knowledge and wisdom!
Thank you for that, and blessings to you all from Switzerland 🔥❤❣

[ernestoneill]

When you tell the truth you never have to remember what you said

[NCE]

Mark is my favorite he’s so animated and energetic 😀

[ahmedaql]

This is actually wonderful. Thank you Dr. Phil and your guests.

[nataliezettler]

I love how you all compliment and flow with each other...you all understand behavior and so understand that each one of you has something valuable to add...so no interrupting...no overpowering....just pure complimenting of all views and each one of you just boosts the last speaker...not bash or question ....It is so flowing and I can learn more effectively from complimentary speakers rather than speakers who always try to out due the last speaker...hope that makes sense...lol

[saramomo]

Came here from the Behavior Panel channel. Finding your discussions very interesting and enlightening- thanks Dr. Phil!

[angelinaanderson]

I loved loved this episode! Thank u to all 5 of u, 4 being willing to teach these excellent skills. Both my young adult children as well as myself have benefited greatly. 🙏

[caupain]

It is possible for the average person to pick this up!!! For one example my daughter used to be one person who can spin a narrative and I’d fall for it EVERY TIME!!! But since watching tbp I at least have a good idea where to ask questions, it’s been extremely valuable! Our communication is soo much richer and she’s even responding to my questions without getting angry! Not being accusatory or combative I’ve learned SOO MUCH!!!

[fribelenesoliven]

Listening to knowledgeable people with their expertise in behavioral tactics opens up your curiosity with regards to what you've gone through and beginning to understand them more of the what and whys. Everyone has their own ways but unites with the results at the end.

[cherialbaugh]

The suits :) 🙋‍♀️ I feel like I just wanna sit down pour a cup of coffee with all of you☕☕☕☕☕.
What a gift you all are and thank you Dr. Phil. You all are the best from the bottom of my heart. And I take great pleasure in sharing fill in the blank with my friends as well as the Body Language Panel experts🇺🇸 In 2004 I started studying forensic psychiatry forensic psychology in my is in my psychoneuroimmunology courses. I love physiological behavior. The vordere process intrigued me when I read about the woman who started that so many years ago she died of breast cancer I believe but she was so fascinating. Please keep talking and sharing. You give me courage, and so many and so much more. And I'm only one of thousands to be sure. God-bless you all.

[Justise]

Even in professional psychological situations some people seem to have a need to speak much more than others. It's refreshing to know that even people who study behavior have the same behaviors.