2016
DOI: 10.1177/0893318916650519
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Workplace Emotion and Communication

Abstract: Guided by emotional response theory (ERT) and Mehrabian's theory of nonverbal behavior, the current study examined links between supervisor nonverbal immediacy (NI), employee emotion experience, and employee motives for communicating with a supervisor. Analyses of data collected from 608 participants indicated that supervisor NI significantly predicts subordinates' emotional experience, including emotion work and perceived emotional support. Subordinates are motivated to attain relationally oriented needs from… Show more

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“…These included behaviors such as smiling, making eye contact, and using paralinguistics in conversation. Since the identification of immediate behaviors, researchers have identified numerous benefits of communicators engaging in these immediate behaviors during communication in health, organizational, interpersonal, and instructional contexts (Arbaugh, 2001;Baringer & McCroskey, 2000;Jia, Cheng, & Hale, 2017;Kelly, Graham, MacDonald, & Goke, 2018;Kelly & Westerman, 2014;Richmond & McCroskey, 2000;Richmond, Smith, Heisel, & McCroskey, 2001).…”
Section: Immediate Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These included behaviors such as smiling, making eye contact, and using paralinguistics in conversation. Since the identification of immediate behaviors, researchers have identified numerous benefits of communicators engaging in these immediate behaviors during communication in health, organizational, interpersonal, and instructional contexts (Arbaugh, 2001;Baringer & McCroskey, 2000;Jia, Cheng, & Hale, 2017;Kelly, Graham, MacDonald, & Goke, 2018;Kelly & Westerman, 2014;Richmond & McCroskey, 2000;Richmond, Smith, Heisel, & McCroskey, 2001).…”
Section: Immediate Behaviorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is not an easy distinction to establish in practice, as all arguments can be heuristic or eristic to varying degrees (Perelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca, 1969). Even so, it may be possible to identify the predominant motivation of the arguer (Jia, Cheng, & Hale, 2017), mainly if the arguer is conscious of his or her motives and openly admits those motives. If there are unconscious or hidden motives, the analyst should evaluate arguments to detect implicit signs of eristic arguments.…”
Section: Methodology the Proposed Methods Of Argumentation Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Þó svo að rannsóknir hafa sýnt hversu veigamikill þáttur óyrt samskipti eru í daglegu lífi er skortur á slíkum rannsóknum í tengslum við vinnuumhverfið í heild (Bonaccio, O'Reilly, O'Sullivan og Chiocchio, 2016;Darioly og Schmidt, 2014;Fuller o.fl., 2011;Gkorezis, Bellou og Skemperis, 2015;Jia, Cheng og Hale, 2017). Aðeins nokkrar rannsóknir hafa snúið að viðhorfi starfsmanna í tengslum við óyrta hegðun yfirmanns (Teven, 2007) en þar má nefna, ánaegju með yfirmann (Riggio, Salinas, Riggio og Cole, 2003), upplifun á frammistöðu yfirmanns (Riggio o.fl., 2003) og áhrif töfrandi forystu yfirmanns (Awamleh og Gardner, 1999;Gardner, 2003).…”
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