2014/06/09

Words: Spoken and Unspoken Forces - Guest Post and Book Tour

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WORDS Cover Version 04_1400x2100Words: Spoken and Unspoken Forces provides the key to understanding the secret power of words and traces how this power is activated by drawing references from various authors and experts in psychology, philosophy, medicine, and semiotics.

The author presents a theoretical model to understand why words affect individuals by suggesting that words color emotions, shape behaviors, and influence physiological functioning to create an overall impact (whether positive or negative). Drawing upon several scientific studies, this book will help the reader understand why words are spoken and unspoken forces that have the potential to shape the future.

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Top Ten things that one can learn from ‘Words: spoken and unspoken words’:
  1. Our thoughts are ‘unspoken words’ and are also very important.
  2. Careful choice of words is important for teachers, parents, couples, friends, coworkers. Basically everyone!
  3. Even an unborn child hears words and is affected by them.
  4. Staying positive requires an effort.
  5. Using the ‘best fit’ words can promote healthy relationships.
  6. Words elicit emotions and that’s why they are important.
  7. Unspoken words affect us only but spoken words affect others around us as well.
  8. Several Psychological interventions are based on the use of positive thoughts and words.
  9. The word web formed from our utterances can either protect us or entrap us.
  10. There is a scientific basis for why words have the potential to influence behaviour.



About the Author:

anitaAnita Saleem holds an MS/MPhil in Clinical and Counseling Psychology. She was born and raised in Pakistan where she currently teaches Psychology to undergraduates at Forman Christian College. At the age of 25, she is a lecturer, an author and a researcher who best expresses herself through her writing. She frequently pens articles for local newspapers on culture, arts, faith, tolerance and relationships.

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