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Verbal Communications of Community Pharmacists
Medical Care, 1975Community pharmacists, by virtue of their location, are thought to be among the most accessible health care workers in the delivery system. To estimate the importance of this assertion it is necessary to understand the communication habits of pharmacists, especially their interactions with patients.
W M, Dickson, C A, Rodowskas
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Proceedings of the fourth international conference on Autonomous agents, 2000
We present a method for generating conversations between human-like agents by proposing specific parameters for inter-agents messages with an approximation of virtual sound propagation. We are then be able to simulate appropriate human-like behaviours automatically.
Jean-Sébastien Monzani, Daniel Thalmann
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We present a method for generating conversations between human-like agents by proposing specific parameters for inter-agents messages with an approximation of virtual sound propagation. We are then be able to simulate appropriate human-like behaviours automatically.
Jean-Sébastien Monzani, Daniel Thalmann
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Industrial and Commercial Training, 1979
Most people when asked which is the most effective means of communication will invariably answer — ‘by word of month’. Not a day goes by when some kind of verbal communication does not take place and consequently it could be thought that because the art was continually practised that some high degree of success would be achieved in transmitting ...
D WRIGHT, P WHALLEY
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Most people when asked which is the most effective means of communication will invariably answer — ‘by word of month’. Not a day goes by when some kind of verbal communication does not take place and consequently it could be thought that because the art was continually practised that some high degree of success would be achieved in transmitting ...
D WRIGHT, P WHALLEY
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1986
Fred Baker had just had a flaming row with his wife and walked out of the house with the sound of his wife’s angry words echoing in his ears. While he sat impatiently in traffic jam after traffic jam, he went over in his mind what he would really like to have said to his wife (and to his mother-in-law, for that matter!) and arrived at work late ...
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Fred Baker had just had a flaming row with his wife and walked out of the house with the sound of his wife’s angry words echoing in his ears. While he sat impatiently in traffic jam after traffic jam, he went over in his mind what he would really like to have said to his wife (and to his mother-in-law, for that matter!) and arrived at work late ...
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Neurolinguistic programming: verbal communication
BMJ, 2003What is it, and what has it got to do with verbal communication? Joanne Walter and Ardeshir Bayat shed some light on the matter in their first article in our series on “how to use the language of the mind”
Walter, Joanne, Bayat, Ardeshir
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Communication patterns in Indians: Verbal and non-verbal
Annals of Sex Research, 1988Mental health professionals and paraprofessionals assessing Native offenders, prison inmates and accused, find them passive, difficult to assess, and not forthcoming. The behavior which reflects the influence of Native culture is misinterpreted frequently by clinicians, unfamiliar with that culture, as evidence of psychopathology, deviousness ...
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2019
M. Wiener et al. called their article “Nonverbal behaviour and non-verbal communication”, and the distinction is important: not all non-verbal behaviour can be regarded as communicative. The term communication also poses problems of definition, particularly with respect to what behaviours can be properly regarded as communicative. Wiener et al.
Peter Bull, Lesley Frederikson
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M. Wiener et al. called their article “Nonverbal behaviour and non-verbal communication”, and the distinction is important: not all non-verbal behaviour can be regarded as communicative. The term communication also poses problems of definition, particularly with respect to what behaviours can be properly regarded as communicative. Wiener et al.
Peter Bull, Lesley Frederikson
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Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication
1980Communication is a basic part of all animal behaviour. Humans communicate by language but it is becoming far more evident now that a great deal of human communication is effected through nonverbal means — looks, gestures etc. By communication we imply a social process; social interaction depends on communication.
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