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Stanford scientists identify body language tied to creativity, learning

July 24, 2014/

"Imagine trying to hire pairs to work on a project," Bailenson said. "Give your dozen candidates a two-minute test to see which pairs synchronize and which ones don’t. So now you’ve got a basically innovative team detector."

By Bjorn Carey

Full Story: http://news.stanford.edu/news/2014/july/virtual-reality-innovation-072414.html

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