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DOI: 10.1007/bf00985988
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A content-classified bibliography of research on the immediacy behaviors: 1965?82

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“…Second, several reference lists were searched for relevant studies. These included bibliographies of research on nonverbal behavior (Davis, 1972; Davis & Skupien, 1982; Obudho, 1979; Patterson, Reidhead, Gooch, & Stopka, 1984; Russell & Fernandez-Dols, 1997; Thorne & Henley, 1975), nonverbal communication texts (Argyle, 1988; Canary & Dindia, 1998; Knapp & Hall, 1997; LaFrance & Mayo, 1978; Philippot, Feldman, & Coats, 1999), several texts on gender (Eagly, 1987; Eakins & Eakins, 1978; J. A.…”
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“…Second, several reference lists were searched for relevant studies. These included bibliographies of research on nonverbal behavior (Davis, 1972; Davis & Skupien, 1982; Obudho, 1979; Patterson, Reidhead, Gooch, & Stopka, 1984; Russell & Fernandez-Dols, 1997; Thorne & Henley, 1975), nonverbal communication texts (Argyle, 1988; Canary & Dindia, 1998; Knapp & Hall, 1997; LaFrance & Mayo, 1978; Philippot, Feldman, & Coats, 1999), several texts on gender (Eagly, 1987; Eakins & Eakins, 1978; J. A.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, researchers have paid relatively little attention to conversation style and interpersonal involvement (e.g., Tannen, 1986). Most studies have focused on the nonverbal manifestations of involvement in interaction (e.g., Cappella, 1983;Cappella & Greene, 1984;Coker & Burgoon, 1987;Patterson, Reidhead, Gooch & Stopka, 1984).…”
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“…Importantly, judgments related to body gestures, postures, and movements can be used to infer in-the-moment emotions (Ekman & Friesen, 1967; Tracy & Robins, 2007), attitudes (Mehrabian, 1969; Patterson et al, 1984), intentions (de Gelder, 2013), behavioral tendencies (Carney et al, 2005), and personality traits (Aries et al, 1983; Hall et al, 2008; Satchell et al, 2017). They can also impact downstream evaluations and behaviors toward the target (Ellyson & Dovidio, 1985; Johnson & Shiffrar, 2013; Mehrabian, 1969).…”
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