Counselor nonverbal behaviors and client evaluations.

Fretz, Bruce R.; Corn, Roger; Tuemmler, Janet M.; Bellet, William

doi:10.1037//0022-0167.26.4.304

Journal of Counseling Psychology

1979

DOI: 10.1037//0022-0167.26.4.304

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Counselor nonverbal behaviors and client evaluations.

Bruce R. Fretz¹,

Roger Corn²,

Janet M. Tuemmler³

et al.

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Reactions to Eye Contact Initiated by Physically Attractive and Unattractive Men and Women

Rall¹,

Greenspan²,

Neidich³

1984

soc behav pers

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The effects of the attractiveness and the sex of an initiator of eye contact were studied by presenting 93 subjects with same-sex pairs of relatively attractive and relatively unattractive confederates. During a three-minute period one of the confederates gazed continuously at the subject while the other looked away. Five 2 × 2 × 2 ANOVA's were computed for the number of reciprocated eye gazes and subjects' written ratings of the confederates. Contrary to previous research, results indicated that the unattractive person became more liked when not gazing. It was also found that the only situation in which gazing increased liking was when an attractive male confederate gazed at a female subject. The findings are discussed in terms of traditional sex-role norms.

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Reactions to Eye Contact Initiated by Physically Attractive and Unattractive Men and Women

Rall¹,

Greenspan²,

Neidich³

1984

soc behav pers

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