Motional Intelligence

Motional Intelligence: The Power of Movement in Leadership, Volume 1, explores the profound impact of physical presence on professional influence. Authors Scott T. Allison and George R. Goethals examine how human beings interpret leadership through non-verbal cues. By integrating insights from psychology, neuroscience, and evolutionary theory, this business and economics text demonstrates that people evaluate leaders through movement long before verbal communication begins.

The book analyzes how body language communicates essential traits such as confidence, warmth, dominance, or threat. Through the lens of leadership research, film, and social interaction, Motional Intelligence: The Power of Movement in Leadership provides a deep understanding of how physical actions shape perceptions of authority. This volume serves as a scholarly resource for anyone studying the intersection of human biology and effective management within the business and economics field.