Gregory Hartley ist ein erfahrener Verhörspezialist, dessen Fähigkeiten erstmals von der United States Army anerkannt wurden. Seine Einblicke in die Psychologie des Befragens werden seitdem von verschiedenen hochkarätigen Organisationen gesucht, darunter Geheimdienste, Elite-Militäreinheiten und Bundesbehörden. Hartley teilt sein Wissen auch mit dem Publikum nationaler Fernsehsender und bietet eine einzigartige Perspektive auf die Motivationen und Methoden hinter Verhören.
Why People Don't Tell the Truth And How You Can Catch Them
A decorated military interrogator counsels readers on how to know when someone is lying in personal and professional scenarios, covering such topics as negotiating a worthwhile salary, moving a prospective client toward a desired outcome and ending a relationship.
The Foreword introduces readers to the themes and motivations behind the book, offering insights into the author's perspective and the context in which the work was created. It sets the stage for the narrative, highlighting key elements that will be explored throughout the text. This introductory section provides a lens through which to understand the author's intentions and the significance of the story, preparing readers for the journey ahead.
Exploring the theme of exile, this collection of poetry by Gregory Hartley captures the emotional turmoil of being uprooted from one’s home, specifically from Florida to Alaska. Through poignant verses, Hartley sheds light on the often-overlooked perspectives of those who lose in human conflicts, delving into the profound impact of displacement and the scars it leaves behind. The work serves as a powerful testament to the experiences of the marginalized and the narratives that often go unheard.
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