Henry H. Calero was an author and consultant who specialized in the field of communication and negotiation for over three decades.[1] He is most recognized for his book The Power of Nonverbal Communication: How You Act Is More Important Than What You Say which was published in 2005.[2] In addition to this work, Calero also collaborated with Gerard I. Nierenberg on several books, including How to Read a Person Like a Book which was first published in 1971, and The New Art of Negotiating which was released in 2008.[3]

Henry H. Calero
OccupationAuthor
Notable workThe Power of Nonverbal Communication, How to Read a Person Like a Book

Books

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Calero's work emphasized the significance of nonverbal communication and body language in comprehending and interpreting the thoughts and intentions of others. Calero is the author of several books,[4] including:

  • How to Read a Person Like a Book (with Gerard Nierenberg)[5]
  • The New Art of Negotiating—Updated Edition: How to Close Any Deal (with Gerard Nierenberg)[5]
  • Cómo leer a una persona como un libro (with Gerard Nierenberg and Gabriel Grayson)[5]
  • Meta-Talk: The Guide to Hidden Meanings in Conversations (with Gerard Nierenberg)[5]
  • The Power of Nonverbal Communication: How You Act Is More Important Than What You Say[5]

References

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  1. ^ Grayson, Gabriel; Nierenberg, Gerard I.; Calero, Henry H. (April 26, 2012). How to Read a Person Like a Book: Observing Body Language to Know What People Are Thinking. Square One Publishers, Inc. ISBN 9780757053146 – via Google Books.
  2. ^ "The Power of Nonverbal Communication : How You Act Is More Important Than What You Say in SearchWorks articles". searchworks.stanford.edu.
  3. ^ "Henry H. Calero". Goodreads.
  4. ^ "Henry H Calero Books – Biography and List of Works – Author of The Power Of Nonverbal Communication". biblio.com.
  5. ^ a b c d e "Books by Henry H. Calero (Author of the Power of Nonverbal Communication)". Goodreads.