Gender and Nonverbal BehaviorClara Mayo, Nancy Henley Springer-Verlag, 1981 - 284 sayfa |
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... subjects were paired with another high or low control - oriented subject , cre- ating sixteen dyads . During the interaction that followed , each dyad was asked to participate in three discussion tasks ( see Ellyson , Dovidio , Corson ...
... subjects were paired with another high or low control - oriented subject , cre- ating sixteen dyads . During the interaction that followed , each dyad was asked to participate in three discussion tasks ( see Ellyson , Dovidio , Corson ...
Sayfa 68
... subjects without ascribed status differences , a second session was held 2 weeks later . Subjects were paired randomly and were given three new tasks to discuss . It is important to note that the confederate's fixed variable schedule of ...
... subjects without ascribed status differences , a second session was held 2 weeks later . Subjects were paired randomly and were given three new tasks to discuss . It is important to note that the confederate's fixed variable schedule of ...
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... subjects were matched such that the area in which one subject felt expert was an area in which the other subject ... subjects generally looked less ( p < .001 ) while speaking , than while listening ( 42.8 % vs. 58.4 % ) . In addition ...
... subjects were matched such that the area in which one subject felt expert was an area in which the other subject ... subjects generally looked less ( p < .001 ) while speaking , than while listening ( 42.8 % vs. 58.4 % ) . In addition ...
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