Pronounced - Joseph Prince Yota
Photo by Ludwig Laab
Josef Princiotta is an Artist,
a Medical Illustrator and Sculptor.
He is a Designer, and Inventor
with patents in Computer Design, Electronic Engineering .
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As an expert in the field of Non-Verbal Communications
Josef is a frequent consultant to Doctors, Lawyers, Business Leaders and Members of Law Enforcement. He is a Teacher, Lecturer, Entertainer and
Josef is a Physiognomist (Fiz-ee-og-no-mist). That is: One who determines personal characteristics from the shape and form of the face and the body. Josef lived in Japan and the Far East for 6 years, he speaks a little Japanese, has taught English conversation classes and produced a monthly cartoon strip for an English students magazine while he was there in 1960,61 and 62.
Josef was assigned to Japan in 1969 and 70 to be the General Manager of the American Park at the 1970 Expo in Osaka where he supervised the construction of 7 pavilions and exhibits, and designed and supervised the building of 11 restaurants and gift shops.
He has long been a student of the Chinese and Japanese Healing Arts and Medicine and frequently conducts classes in Eastern Philosophy and Physiognomy. He used his time in Japan to further research in these interests.
Josef has learned how to recognize and understand the universal, nonverbal signals of Human Shape, Form and Movement.
He has developed an EASY method of teaching his concept to others, called BODY-MAPPING.
Some of the Photos used in Teaching are available for your viewing.
Joe uses techniques which he has borrowed from the Chinese. He has modified these Eastern techniques for application here, in the West, in Education, in Medicine, and within the Legal System.
Joe has worked for more than 25 years for a number of attorneys in several Western States, on a variety of cases, both Civil and Criminal. He is an internationally recognized expert in the field of Jury Selection and Forensic Communications.
During the Jury selection process, at the start of a trial, Joe gets an opportunity to observe a person as they are being interviewed by the Judge and the attorneys a process called "VOIR DIRE"
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1. the examination of a proposed witness or juror to ascertain the person's competence to give or hear testimony. [1670-80; French -VOIR true, truly + DIRE to say] From the BODY LANGUAGE of a prospective Juror, Joe gets stories, vital information as to how the individual may approach life, in general.
He considers the messages of BODY-MOVEMENT, as well as the messages of BODY COLOR, SHAPE, FORM, HAIR STYLE, GROOMING and BODY TRAUMA and/or DECORATION.
These features may be more telling as to fundemental patterns of Personal Style and Requirements and may predict future choices, movement and positioning. In the case of a prospective Juror, Josef believes that
"The Juror's Natural Inherited Approach to Life may influence the final vote and verdict as much as any element of the evidence or testimony, presented during the trial."
Because his way of Mapping The Human Form and looking at Body Language is contemporary, detailed and useful,
Josef is often asked to demonstrate and to teach his unique methods.
He says that "The special physical characteristics you have,
what makes YOU Stand out in a crowd and Your unique look, might also be conveying an inner, inherited desire to express your self in a unique style." and you want others to read you! You want others to recognize your needs, wants and desires! "
Josef Princiotta . . . . . . He will answer you!
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