The authors of Nonverbal Interaction deal with specific issues: the significance of touch, the changing meanings of nonverbal behaviour depending on context, the ways in which relationships and behaviours evolve and change, and the importance of structure of conversations for their meaning. The essays also show different methodologies in use, such as judge studies, laboratory experiments, field observation, and structural analysis.
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The authors of Nonverbal Interaction deal with specific issues: the significance of touch, the changing meanings of nonverbal behaviour depending on context, the ways in which relationships and behaviours evolve and change, and the importance of structure of conversations for their meaning. The essays also show different methodologies in use, such as judge studies, laboratory experiments, field observation, and structural analysis.
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