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... effect due to the facial component was signifi- cantly greater than that due to the vocal component . Discussion The hypothesis of the present study was only partially supported . A main effect due to variations in the facial compo ...
... effect due to the facial component was signifi- cantly greater than that due to the vocal component . Discussion The hypothesis of the present study was only partially supported . A main effect due to variations in the facial compo ...
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... effect is interpreted in de- tail . The first effect shows that , as ex- pected , subjects who scored higher on a measure of affiliative tendency were more affiliative . The cell means for the R1Xr2 effect in Table 3 show that more ...
... effect is interpreted in de- tail . The first effect shows that , as ex- pected , subjects who scored higher on a measure of affiliative tendency were more affiliative . The cell means for the R1Xr2 effect in Table 3 show that more ...
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... effect in equation IA shows that subjects were more affil- iative with the target when they antici- pated cooperation , as opposed to com- petition . The r1Xг2XC effect and the corresponding cell means in Table 3 show that this was ...
... effect in equation IA shows that subjects were more affil- iative with the target when they antici- pated cooperation , as opposed to com- petition . The r1Xг2XC effect and the corresponding cell means in Table 3 show that this was ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
FACIAL EXPRESSION AND VISUAL INTERACTION | 11 |
PAUL EKMAN WALLACE V FRIESEN AND SILVAN S TOMKINS | 34 |
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