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... speech by a listener may affect his movements or even be marked in movement . This seems espe- cially likely here where there is such a close relationship between movement and speech production , and where , in listening , so many of ...
... speech by a listener may affect his movements or even be marked in movement . This seems espe- cially likely here where there is such a close relationship between movement and speech production , and where , in listening , so many of ...
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... speech output Let us begin with a brief review of how the answer summarized above was found , then go on to what has been done since we found it . The aspect of speech we have been working on is its rhythmical characteristic , its ...
... speech output Let us begin with a brief review of how the answer summarized above was found , then go on to what has been done since we found it . The aspect of speech we have been working on is its rhythmical characteristic , its ...
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... speech samples from Sicily . The fact remains , however , that a significant proportion of the movements of everyone studied so far are tied to speech rhythm and thus , in- ferentially , to the speech encoding process . If our ...
... speech samples from Sicily . The fact remains , however , that a significant proportion of the movements of everyone studied so far are tied to speech rhythm and thus , in- ferentially , to the speech encoding process . If our ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
FACIAL EXPRESSION AND VISUAL INTERACTION | 11 |
PAUL EKMAN WALLACE V FRIESEN AND SILVAN S TOMKINS | 34 |
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