论文信息 - Role of Nonverbal Behaviors in Social Judgments of Peers' Assertiveness

Role of Nonverbal Behaviors in Social Judgments of Peers' Assertiveness

Separate and interactive effects for 198 subjects or eye contact, vocal fluency and vocal loudness on peers' judgments of a same-sex (male) person's assertiveness, aggressiveness, submissiveness, competence and friendliness are evaluated. Implications for assertiveness training are discussed.

Julian D. Norton-Ford | Douglas R. Hogan

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