Browsing by Subject "Interpersonal communication"

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Handshakes as contextual cues: Conveying social meaning

Wilson, Kristen (2003)

In an attempt to extend facets of the current literature on nonverbal behaviors to that of handshaking behavior, a production experiment examined whether variations handshake type and duration can be used to infer different ...
Social Network Disclosure in Romantic Relationships: Associations with Approval and Commitment

Harmon, Rebecca A. (2008)

The specific topics that people disclose to their social networks, including their mothers, fathers, and friends, were investigated. Participants included 188 college-aged students who voluntarily completed an online survey. ...
Social Network Disclosure in Romantic Relationships: Associations with Approval and Commitment

Layfield, Carly (2008)

Past romantic relationship research has focused on disclosure, perceived approval, and commitment to the romantic relationship. Our current study examined these same relationship factors but with an emphasis on which ...
Understanding handshaking : the result of contextual, interpersonal and social demands

Huwer, Jennifer (2003)

The communicative functions of handshaking behavior were observed as a function of social context, interpersonal intimacy, and gender. Male and female participants were asked to imagine one of six levels of social context ...
Was That the Truth? : Temporal Vocal Cues and the Perception of Deception

Miller, Anna (2007)

This study examined the use of nonverbal cues in deception detection. A male and female actor recorded a scripted conversation between a dating couple that contained 32 question and response pairs. Latencies of the responses ...

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