Miles L Patterson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 174437 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Miles L Patterson |
| PRENOMES | Miles L |
| SOBRENOME | Patterson |
| ASSINATURA | PATTERSON M L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Missouri–St. Louis |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1909-8795 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 56 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Four Misconceptions About Nonverbal Communication
Research and theory in nonverbal communication have made great advances toward understanding the patterns and functions of nonverbal behavior in social settings. Progress has been hindered, we argue, by presumptions about nonverbal behavior that follow from both received wisdom and faulty evidence. In this article, we document four persistent misconceptions about nonverbal communication—namely, that people communicate using decodable body languag…
Justice and Nonverbal Communication in a Post-pandemic World
A Systems Model of Dyadic Nonverbal Interaction
Nonverbal Behavior
The Decline of Behavioral Research? Examining Language and Communication Journals
In recent years, the decline of behavioral research in personality and social psychology has attracted renewed attention. The decreased incidence of behavioral research over the past few decades has been documented in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin .This article examined whether this trend was also characteristic of two interdisciplinary language and communication journals ( Huma…
Social and Communicative Anxiety
This chapter provides a comprehensive review and meta-analysis of the empirical research on social and communicative anxiety. First, in laying the groundwork for their review, the authors show that there is considerable evidence that a variety of different scales of trait social and communicative anxiety are highly correlated and, consequently, appear to be measuring a common construct. In order to assess the relationships between social anxiety …
Verbal and nonverbal modality effects on impressions of political candidates
Two experiments examined the role of presentation modality in evaluations of Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale during the second Presidential debate in the 1984 campaign. In the first experiment, 219 subjects were presented selected segments from the debate in one of four following conditions: (1) audiovisual, (2) visual only, (3) audio only, or (4) text. Although Reagan was rated more favorably than Mondale in all of the conditions, Reagan's adva…
Nonverbal Behavior
1. Defining a Perspective on Nonverbal Behavior.- Patterns of Nonverbal Behaviors.- Nonverbal Involvement.- Functional Analysis.- Summary.- 2. Developing a Sequential Functional Model.- Theoretical Background.- Empirical Research on the Arousal Model.- Comprehensiveness of Existing Theories.- Antecedent Factors.- Mediating Mechanisms.- Exchange Outcome.- A Sequential Functional Model.- Summary.- 3. The Informational Function.- Perspectives on Com…
Nonverbal Behavior
Developing a Sequential Functional Model
Nonverbal involvement and social control
Nonverbal Behavior and Social Psychology
A sequential functional model of nonverbal exchange
Intimacy, arousal, and small group crowding
Effects of Seating Arrangement on Small-Group Behavior
The effects of seating distance and orientation on small-group behavior were investigated in male and female four-person groups. The nonfacing orientation (L-shape) produced more frequent self-manipulative behaviors and postural adjustments and longer pauses than the facing orientation (circle-shape). No overall effects were found for distance or sex composition of the groups on either the behaviors in the group discussion or on rated satisfactio…
Compensation in Nonverbal Immediacy Behaviors
The relationships among the nonverbal immediacy behaviors are examined in the context of Argyle and Dean's (1965) hypothesis of compensation. The immediacy behaviors, which include physical distance, eye contact, body orientation, and body lean, are critical in the non-verbal communication of interpersonal attitudes. The process of compensation predicts that when an equilibrium point is reached in the nonverbal expression of interpersonal intimac…
Stability of nonverbal immediacy behaviors
Compensatory Reactions to Spatial Intrusion
Interpersonal distance and impression formation
Impression formation was examined as a function of interpersonal physical distance in an interview. It was predicted that a confederate would be rated less socially active as the distance between him and the subject increased. The hypothesis was supported by a significant negative linear trend in the composite ratings of friendliness, aggressiveness, extraversion, and dominance A variation in this trend, indicating that confederates seated closes…
Spatial Factors in Social Interactions
Verbal and nonverbal modality effects on impressions of political candidates
Two experiments examined the role of presentation modality in evaluations of Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale during the second Presidential debate in the 1984 campaign. In the first experiment, 219 subjects were presented selected segments from the debate in one of four following conditions: (1) audiovisual, (2) visual only, (3) audio only, or (4) text. Although Reagan was rated more favorably than Mondale in all of the conditions, Reagan's adva…
Nonverbal involvement and social control
Spatial Factors in Social Interactions
Stability of nonverbal immediacy behaviors
Compensatory Reactions to Spatial Intrusion
The Decline of Behavioral Research? Examining Language and Communication Journals
In recent years, the decline of behavioral research in personality and social psychology has attracted renewed attention. The decreased incidence of behavioral research over the past few decades has been documented in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin .This article examined whether this trend was also characteristic of two interdisciplinary language and communication journals ( Huma…
A Systems Model of Dyadic Nonverbal Interaction
A sequential functional model of nonverbal exchange
Spatial Factors in Social Interactions
Interpersonal distance and impression formation
Impression formation was examined as a function of interpersonal physical distance in an interview. It was predicted that a confederate would be rated less socially active as the distance between him and the subject increased. The hypothesis was supported by a significant negative linear trend in the composite ratings of friendliness, aggressiveness, extraversion, and dominance A variation in this trend, indicating that confederates seated closes…
Compensatory Reactions to Spatial Intrusion
Compensation in Nonverbal Immediacy Behaviors
The relationships among the nonverbal immediacy behaviors are examined in the context of Argyle and Dean's (1965) hypothesis of compensation. The immediacy behaviors, which include physical distance, eye contact, body orientation, and body lean, are critical in the non-verbal communication of interpersonal attitudes. The process of compensation predicts that when an equilibrium point is reached in the nonverbal expression of interpersonal intimac…
Stability of nonverbal immediacy behaviors
Effects of Seating Arrangement on Small-Group Behavior
The effects of seating distance and orientation on small-group behavior were investigated in male and female four-person groups. The nonfacing orientation (L-shape) produced more frequent self-manipulative behaviors and postural adjustments and longer pauses than the facing orientation (circle-shape). No overall effects were found for distance or sex composition of the groups on either the behaviors in the group discussion or on rated satisfactio…
Intimacy, arousal, and small group crowding
Nonverbal Behavior and Social Psychology
A sequential functional model of nonverbal exchange
Nonverbal Behavior
Developing a Sequential Functional Model
Nonverbal involvement and social control
Nonverbal Behavior
1. Defining a Perspective on Nonverbal Behavior.- Patterns of Nonverbal Behaviors.- Nonverbal Involvement.- Functional Analysis.- Summary.- 2. Developing a Sequential Functional Model.- Theoretical Background.- Empirical Research on the Arousal Model.- Comprehensiveness of Existing Theories.- Antecedent Factors.- Mediating Mechanisms.- Exchange Outcome.- A Sequential Functional Model.- Summary.- 3. The Informational Function.- Perspectives on Com…
Verbal and nonverbal modality effects on impressions of political candidates
Two experiments examined the role of presentation modality in evaluations of Ronald Reagan and Walter Mondale during the second Presidential debate in the 1984 campaign. In the first experiment, 219 subjects were presented selected segments from the debate in one of four following conditions: (1) audiovisual, (2) visual only, (3) audio only, or (4) text. Although Reagan was rated more favorably than Mondale in all of the conditions, Reagan's adva…
Social and Communicative Anxiety
This chapter provides a comprehensive review and meta-analysis of the empirical research on social and communicative anxiety. First, in laying the groundwork for their review, the authors show that there is considerable evidence that a variety of different scales of trait social and communicative anxiety are highly correlated and, consequently, appear to be measuring a common construct. In order to assess the relationships between social anxiety …
The Decline of Behavioral Research? Examining Language and Communication Journals
In recent years, the decline of behavioral research in personality and social psychology has attracted renewed attention. The decreased incidence of behavioral research over the past few decades has been documented in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology and in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin .This article examined whether this trend was also characteristic of two interdisciplinary language and communication journals ( Huma…
Nonverbal Behavior
A Systems Model of Dyadic Nonverbal Interaction
Justice and Nonverbal Communication in a Post-pandemic World
Four Misconceptions About Nonverbal Communication
Research and theory in nonverbal communication have made great advances toward understanding the patterns and functions of nonverbal behavior in social settings. Progress has been hindered, we argue, by presumptions about nonverbal behavior that follow from both received wisdom and faulty evidence. In this article, we document four persistent misconceptions about nonverbal communication—namely, that people communicate using decodable body languag…
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