... nonverbal behaviors between participants. Moreover, self-avatars increased self-presence and realism, but decreased enjoyment, compared to uniform avatars. In Study 2 (n = 137), participants cycled through 192 unique virtual environments. As visible space increased, so did nonverbal...

... of embodied processes that involve nonverbal behaviors, perceptions, movement, and emotions that support adaptive interactions. Disembodiment has been implicated in a myriad of core clinical phenomena that manifest in a “praecox feeling” in persons with schizophrenia during interpersonal interactions...

... of others when making voting decisions and provide a neural correlate to cross-cultural consensus in social inferences. culture nonverbal behavior face perception politics amygdala Voting is one of the most important decisions that individuals can make in a democratic society. Despite the weighty...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 5 further discusses nonverbal behaviors in the therapeutic relationship, and focuses on unconscious emotional processes that occur in the context of the therapeutic relationship and are revealed by nonverbal behaviors. Mental disorders what makes them so persistent...

... disorder Phobias Spider fearful individuals Attentiveness behavior “Cognitive motivational” view of attentional biases “Vigilant avoidant” pattern of bias in anxiety Williams J M G psychotherapy anxiety preattentive bias attentional bias facial expression social anxiety nonverbal behavior...

... Between systems coherence Event response coherence Facial expression Emotion s Laughter as dissociation psychotherapy negative life event bereavement long-term recovery emotional reactions facial expressions physiological manifestations nonverbal behavior clinical setting Much of the early...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 8 presents a neurological model of nonverbal behavior and shows how brain damage can alter normal functioning. Face as medium of nonverbal communication Brain damage deficiencies of facial nonverbal communication after Fractionation of cognitive processes...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 12 examines the distinctive nonverbal behavior of autistic children and how the observation of nonverbal behavior is central in the early diagnosis of autism. It outlines research on the nonverbal behavioral symptoms that are specific to autism and practical research...

... moderator Kosinski M Stillwell D Youyou W Hallam M Hewitt J K Hodge C N Hunter J E Jackson L A Kalakanis L Kanazawa S Keller M C Langlois J H Larson A Martin N G Mitchem D G Rubenstein A J Smoot M Wright M J Zietsch B P judgment accuracy personality judgment nonverbal behavior...

... public diplomacy, the chapter presents the communication dynamics associated with the Relational logic: contact points, nonverbal behaviors, emotional expression, perspective-taking, reciprocity, and symbolism. The chapter concludes with insights from neuroscience and the communication functions...

... Assessment Inventory DRAI expressivity endorsement IC’s relationship with emotional expression Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding socially desirable responding values self deceptive enhancement SDE genes culture emotion expression facial expression nonverbal behavior display rules...

...This volume presents, in an integrated framework, contemporary perspectives on the role of nonverbal behavior in psychological regulation, adaptation, and psychopathology, and includes both empirical and theoretical research that is central to our understanding of the reciprocal influences between...

... Searcy W A anthropoid evolution bipedalism in hominins evolution of Cannon Walter Darwin emotion evolution facial expression nonverbal behavior This chapter reflects our view that an evolutionary framework remains the most productive one for understanding emotion and those behaviors historically...

...Oxford University Press This introductory chapter first discusses why the study of nonverbal behavior is particularly relevant to the clinical domain. It then turns to the different dimensions of the large and diverse field of nonverbal behavior in clinical settings. Finally, the chapter presents...

... regulation Gender differences Behavior therapy Cognitive behavioral treatments Social skills training psychotherapy social skills general psychopathology treatment approaches major depression social phobia schizophrenia nonverbal behavior clinical setting An important approach to the study...

...Oxford University Press Chapter 3 provides an in-depth and insightful analysis of the function of nonverbal behavior in interpersonal and emotional regulation. It also reviews the current debates regarding the relationship between nonverbal behavior and emotional feeling states. Communication...

... management training CBMMT Communication skills training CST Affective social valence Arousal Alcohol Alcohol consumption Facial Action Coding System FACS Korsakoff patients Obsessive compulsive disorder OCD psychotherapy alcoholics onset of alcoholism maintenance of alcoholism nonverbal behavior...

.... Schizophrenic patients Bleuler Eugen Psychoanalytic theory Rado Sandor Electromyographic EMG activity Motor recruitment hypothesis Nervios Neuroleptic medications Social skills training psychotherapy emotional disturbances schizophrenia emotional displays nonverbal behavior clinical setting...

...The goal of the present chapter is to provide an overview of the existing literature on nonverbal communication in the medical encounter. After introducing the different functions of nonverbal behavior and its importance in the medical context, we present empirical evidence showing how physician...

...As the author states at the outset of this chapter, the study of nonverbal communication is noncontroversially the study of social behavior, as nonverbal communication usually involves the expression and interpretation of nonverbal behaviors and subsequent responses to those behaviors. The study...