Alan Crawley

Alan Crawley is a Lecturer and doctoral student in Psychology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, specializing in Nonverbal Communication. His research explores how nonverbal behaviors impact human interactions, with a focus on interpersonal and intergroup dynamics. He has taught online courses to students across 13 Spanish-speaking countries and developed training programs for healthcare professionals, law enforcement, and corporate teams.

• Education: B.A. in Psychology (2018, Universidad del Salvador)
• Teaching: Graduate-level courses on Nonverbal Communication, including Comunicación No Verbal Inicial and Rapport VIP – Comunicación Efectiva
• Expertise: Body language analysis, deception detection, cross-cultural communication

His work emphasizes evidence-based practices, critiquing pseudoscientific methods like Synergology. He has advised over 70 specialists and assisted 6,100 individuals through workshops and consulting. Recent articles address topics such as fetal facial expressions, astrological myths, and sports sign-stealing strategies.