NONVERBAL BEHAVIOR AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

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[2] ALSTON WP, 1964, PHILOSOPHY LANGUAGE

[3] Birdwhistell R.L., 1970, KINESICS CONTEXT ESS

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[5] CONSTRUCT VALIDITY IN PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1955, 52 (04) : 281 - 302

[6] CORRELATIONS OF VERBAL AND NONVERBAL-COMMUNICATION IN INTERVIEWS ELICITED BY THE ASSOCIATIVE ANAMNESIS [J]. PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE, 1959, 21 (02): : 123 - 130

[7] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY MOVEMENTS AND MOODS IN INTERVIEWS [J]. JOURNAL OF CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 26 (05): : 480 - &

[8] NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1969, 72 (02) : 118 - +

[9] EFRON D, 1941, GESTURE ENVIRONMENT

[10] BODY POSITION, FACIAL EXPRESSION, AND VERBAL-BEHAVIOR DURING INTERVIEWS [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1964, 68 (03): : 295 - 301

[1] Allport GW, 1933, STUDIES EXPRESSIVE M

[2] ALSTON WP, 1964, PHILOSOPHY LANGUAGE

[3] Birdwhistell R.L., 1970, KINESICS CONTEXT ESS

[4] DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE TO 2 COMMUNICATION CHANNELS - SOCIOECONOMIC CLASS DIFFERENCES IN RESPONSE TO VERBAL REINFORCERS COMMUNICATED WITH AND WITHOUT TONAL INFLECTION [J]. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, 1969, 40 (02) : 453 - &

[5] CONSTRUCT VALIDITY IN PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1955, 52 (04) : 281 - 302

[6] CORRELATIONS OF VERBAL AND NONVERBAL-COMMUNICATION IN INTERVIEWS ELICITED BY THE ASSOCIATIVE ANAMNESIS [J]. PSYCHOSOMATIC MEDICINE, 1959, 21 (02): : 123 - 130

[7] RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN BODY MOVEMENTS AND MOODS IN INTERVIEWS [J]. JOURNAL OF CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGY, 1962, 26 (05): : 480 - &

[8] NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION [J]. PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN, 1969, 72 (02) : 118 - +

[9] EFRON D, 1941, GESTURE ENVIRONMENT

[10] BODY POSITION, FACIAL EXPRESSION, AND VERBAL-BEHAVIOR DURING INTERVIEWS [J]. JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 1964, 68 (03): : 295 - 301