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Brief Update: 14 August 2008 Welcome My name is Dr. Harry Witchel and my concern is the science of the body and its language. Primarily, my interests revolve around the following topics: I reveal the elements of non-verbal communication that are of practical importance. With everything I demonstrate, I apply the 'Monday morning test': what do people remember the next Monday, and how easily are they able to apply the material in their own careers? My Show Reel See a brief sample of my TV appearances (my show reel) My Current Events Lie Detector Test - Video on-line (3 mins) For MySpace.com click
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(compressed but works on all computers) Kelly Sotherton is a British Olympic athlete who won a Bronze medal in the Heptathalon in Athens in 2004 and is tipped to win gold in Beijing. She is also known for speaking her mind and being confident. In this video I test out her confidence by subjecting her to a lie detector test. The video was featured as video of the day on MySpace.com on 14 August. in Liverpool at the BA Festival of Science Comedy Cabaret: The Science of Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll Date: Sunday 7 September 2008 Dr Harry Witchel, Dr Graeme Jones and Dr Mark Lewney drag you down the slippery slope of the rock star lifestyle to hilarious and bizarre discoveries about your three favourite vices. From brain scanner sex, to stoned neuroscience and rock guitar physics, you will learn all the science you will ever need to "stick it to the Man" and end up in rehab. For over 16 years of age only Cost: £3 in St. Louis Casino Night with the Science of Winning at Cards Date: Friday 10 October 2008. Ever wondered how card sharks hustle or poker players use 'tells'? Harry Witchel, Big Brother psychologist, describes how to read your opponent and mathematician Marcus du Sautoy helps you factor the odds. Can science improve your chances of a win? A must for all budding James Bonds! Part of proceeds will go to a cancer charity. Over 18's only Cost: $15 ($10 concessions) in St. Louis Dr. Witchel's 7 Rules of Dating Date: Saturday 11 October 2008. Scientists have contemplated gravity and delved into quantum physics. Now, science turns to some of the truly perplexing questions: 'Can I seduce a woman by making her laugh?' or 'Why hasn't he called?' Comedienne Timandra Harkness consults psychophysiologist Harry Witchel for scientific tips on better relationships, using sophisticated experimental equipment and audience volunteers. Learn the hidden logic that underlies all human love. Cost: $7 ($5 concessions) in St. Louis Body Language Laid Bare Date: Sunday 12 October 2008. Is it possible to tell whether somebody is lying just by looking at them? How do some people seem to transmit an air of command that others feel compelled to respond to? And can you tell whether somebody fancies you before you take a chance on talking to them? Dr. Harry Witchel is your guide through the fascinating world of non-verbal communication, where decoding the hidden messages in appearance, tone of voice, facial expression, and subtle movements makes it possible "to hear between the lines." Cost: $7 ($5 concessions)
Other Highlights 2008: Sixth Form Students - Inspirational Science Lectures at: Westminster School, London (The John Locke Lecture) On the Couch With Big Brother Watch as I discuss the new housemates' body language with Davina. Newsnight. Watch me go head to head with Jeremy Paxman on BBC 2's Newsnight. Paxman wanted me to tell him why the England Cricket Team keeps failing. Radio 4. Listen to me talk about the science of laughter whilst experimenting on Nick Baker on BBC Radio 4's "Ha Ha Science". Also... Hear me on BBC Radio 4 I was on Big Brother's Big Brain! |
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