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... factors which may have had an influence on it . At this point a problem arises : what kinds of factors must be neutralized , rendered constant , in order to isolate proxemic behavior from their differen- tial influence ? A model that I ...
... factors which may have had an influence on it . At this point a problem arises : what kinds of factors must be neutralized , rendered constant , in order to isolate proxemic behavior from their differen- tial influence ? A model that I ...
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... factors on which interactants base their defini- tions of the situation are reducible to two categories ... factors ( height , weight , disfigurement , etc. ) , physiological factors ( states of fatigue , anger , excitement , etc ...
... factors on which interactants base their defini- tions of the situation are reducible to two categories ... factors ( height , weight , disfigurement , etc. ) , physiological factors ( states of fatigue , anger , excitement , etc ...
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... factor , intimate position , was indexed by a close position . Of this group of factors , the first three are of major importance and serve to characterize not only actual social behavior , but also the percep- tions and judgments of ...
... factor , intimate position , was indexed by a close position . Of this group of factors , the first three are of major importance and serve to characterize not only actual social behavior , but also the percep- tions and judgments of ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
FACIAL EXPRESSION AND VISUAL INTERACTION | 11 |
PAUL EKMAN WALLACE V FRIESEN AND SILVAN S TOMKINS | 34 |
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