References

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Also, observed behavioral patterns, body postures, gestures, movements, (facial) expressions and displays of (wild) animals and creatures have also been purposefully mentioned, referred and/or included in several articles with the appropriate images.

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Books and Literature referred:

1) The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals (Sir Charles Darwin)
2) What Every Body is saying (Sir Joe Navarro)
3) The Definitive Guide to Body Language (Mr. Allan and Mrs. Barbara Pease)
4) Emotional Intelligence (Dr. Daniel Goleman)
5) The Ape in the Corner Office (Mr. Richard Conniff)
6) People Watching (Dr. Desmond Morris)
7) Emotions Revealed (Dr. Paul Ekman)
8) Nonverbal Dictionary (Dr. David B. Givens)
9) Science and Human Behavior (Dr. B. F. Skinner)
10) Six-Minute X-Ray: Rapid Behavior Profiling (Mr. Chase Hughes)

Dignitaries to mention: Mr. Rudraksh Vishwanath Swami (My honorable father, a meticulous mentor, a great social observer and an expert predictor), Dr. Sigmund Freud (Founder of Modern Psychoanalysis), Dr. Howard Gardner (Founder of Multiple Intelligence theory), Dr. David Matsumoto (Pioneer in Facial Micro-expressions), Mr. Edward T. Hall (Founder of Proxemics Science), Dr. Albert Schellen (Courtship Behavior Researcher), Dr. David Buss (Evolutionary Psychologist), Dr. Geoffrey Miller (Evolutionary Psychologist), Dr. Helen Fischer (Anthropologist and Human Behavior Researcher), Dr. Timothy Perper (Independent Courtship Behavior Researcher), Dr. Monica Moore (Obstetrician and Gynecologist), Dr. Devendra Singh (Researcher of Evolutionary Significance of Human Attraction), Dr. Peter Collett (Psychologist and Behavioral Researcher), Dr. Vilayanur Ramachandran (Professor of Behavioral Neurology and Psychoanalysis), Dr. Viren Swami (Professor of Social Psychology), Dr. Beatrice D. Gelder (Cognitive Neuroscientist), Dr. Amy Cuddy (Social Psychologist), Mr. David Snyder (Licensed and Certified Hypnosis Trainer, Master Practitioner and Trainer In Neuro Linguistic Programming), Dr. Donald Hoffman (Professor of Cognitive Psychology), Dr. Anil Seth (Professor of Cognitive and Computational Neuroscience), Dr. Robert Saplosky (Professor of Biology, Neurology and Neurological Sciences), Dr. Ramani Durvasula (Clinical Psychologist and Professor of Psychology), Dr. Vincent Denault (Center for Studies in Nonverbal Communication and Deception Research Society), Dr. Lisa F. Barrett (Professor of Psychology and Director of Interdisciplinary Affective Science Laboratory)

Great Contribution by numerous documents, journals, periodicals, research papers, surveys, statistics, documentaries, short notes (in different languages), Indian Classical Dances, Real life observations, thorough analysis, interviews and image/video analysis.