... 6 the “warm” type of love because it tends to develop gradually into a consistent, secure source of warmth that endures over time. Passionate love is based on arousal and intense emotion. When the beloved per- son returns our passionate ...
Interpersonal Encounters: Connecting Through Communication
... skills that can be useful across many interpersonal communication ... Inventory. Skill. Builder. The. Social. Skills. Inventory. The following chart ... Interpersonal Communication Is a Skilled Activity.
... dominant behavior and are more likely to be perceived as powerful.However, statusis distinctly different from power and dominance. For instance, some people have high status even though they do not use dominant behavior (e.g., David's boss ...
... ecto-mesos, and endo-mesos. The first three of these body types were identified in the 1940s (Sheldon, 1940; Sheldon et al., 1942), with scholars in the 1960s showing that there are stereotypes ... ecto-meso and endo-meso body styles have.
... dominant behavior as well as which specific behaviors will likely be ... wives are more likely to engage in violent behavior, presumably as an ... dominant behavior. Nearly a decade later, results from a study by Kollock, Blumstein, and ...
Handbook of Communication and Emotion: Research, Theory, Applications, and Contexts
... persuasive ser- mon . Southern Speech Communication Journal , 38 , 188–196 ... organ donation strategies . Paper presented at the Speech Communica- tion ... Persuasion : Contexts , people , and messages . Scottsdale , AZ : Gorsuch ...
... meaning resides in nonverbal cues was based in part on a study that found that 55% of the meaning of an utterance was conveyed visually and 38% was conveyed vocally (Mehrabian & Ferris ... Vocalics 133 Origins and Acquisition of Vocalics.
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