Gender and Nonverbal BehaviorClara Mayo, Nancy Henley Springer-Verlag, 1981 - 284 sayfa |
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Sayfa 138
... androgynous females would emit more interruptions and more filled pauses than sex - typed females in a “ masculine ... androgynous males , and androgynous females.3 Criterion scores for selection for the experiment were minimum ...
... androgynous females would emit more interruptions and more filled pauses than sex - typed females in a “ masculine ... androgynous males , and androgynous females.3 Criterion scores for selection for the experiment were minimum ...
Sayfa 142
... androgynous males smiling more than masculine males , and androgynous females smiling less than feminine females . A similar pattern was observed for the masculine behavior of filled pause extent . Analysis of the simple effects ...
... androgynous males smiling more than masculine males , and androgynous females smiling less than feminine females . A similar pattern was observed for the masculine behavior of filled pause extent . Analysis of the simple effects ...
Sayfa 145
... androgynous males . They demonstrate less typically mas- culine behavior in the instrumental condition ( t = 1.71 , p < .05 ) than in the . interpersonal condition . Interpretation of Sex and Sex Typing Effects The data from this study ...
... androgynous males . They demonstrate less typically mas- culine behavior in the instrumental condition ( t = 1.71 , p < .05 ) than in the . interpersonal condition . Interpretation of Sex and Sex Typing Effects The data from this study ...
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Barrier or Agent for Sex Role Change? | 3 |
Evidence for Nonverbal Supports for Change | 9 |
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