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Kinesics of affective instability
Language Sciences, 1979Abstract The content of this paper is organized to include (a) the need and rationale to study kinesics of affective instability, (b) the description of the phenomenon of affective instability, (c) the role of kinesics in the overall process of communication, (d) a descriptive analysis of three cases of affective instability, and (e) a few concluding
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The ESP Journal, 1985
Abstract Nonverbal behaviors have been shown to be learned, meaningful, systematic, and sometimes culture-bound. Kinesics, the science of body behavioral communication, has been a neglected factor in second language instruction and research, particularly in the important area of academic listening.
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Abstract Nonverbal behaviors have been shown to be learned, meaningful, systematic, and sometimes culture-bound. Kinesics, the science of body behavioral communication, has been a neglected factor in second language instruction and research, particularly in the important area of academic listening.
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2005
Abstract This chapter focuses on the methodologies for coding behaviors in proxemics, kinesics (i.e. body and head movements), and gaze. Working definitions for these three domains are: Proxemics is the study of our perception and structuring of interpersonal and environmental space.
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the methodologies for coding behaviors in proxemics, kinesics (i.e. body and head movements), and gaze. Working definitions for these three domains are: Proxemics is the study of our perception and structuring of interpersonal and environmental space.
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Variation and selection: kineses
2016The simpler the animal, the more we know about how it works: what makes it behave at all and what selects one behavior over others. This chapter illustrates the processes of variation and selection of individual behavior in some very simple cases – orientation mechanisms in plants and protists.
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