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Guerrero, Laura K.; DeVito, Joseph A.; Hecht, Michael L. (Hg.) (1999): The nonverbal communication reader. Classic and contemporary readings. 2nd ed.. Prospect Heights: Waveland
Abstract: 'Accommodating Nonverbally' / Howard Giles and Paul Mark Wadleigh / Discusses convergence and divergence and other basic concepts of communication accommodation theory. / 'Expectancy Violations Theory' / Kory Floyd, Artemio Ramirez, Jr. and Judee K. Burgoon / According to the expectancy violations theory, communication partners respond differently to increased or decreased intimacy depending on whether they think the other partner is rewarding or unrewarding. / 'Explaining Face-to-Face Interaction: Discrepancy-Arousal Theory' / Joseph N. Cappella / According to the discrepancy-arousal theory, arousal in the form of cognitive activation occurs when a communication partner's behavior is discrepant from what was expected. / 'Creating Close Relationships through Nonverbal Communication: A Cognitive Valence Approach' / Peter A. Andersen / According to the cognitive valence theory, immediacy and arousal levels and other factors interact to affect approach or avoidance in relational communication. / 'Converging on the Phenomenon of Interpersonal Adaptation: Interaction Adaptation Theory' / Nathan Miczo, Lisa E. Allspach and Judee K. Burgoon / According to the interaction adaptation theory, communication partners respond based on required factors, expectations, and desires. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)
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