Page 67 - Effective group discussion theory and practice by Adams, Katherine H. Brilhart, John K. Galanes, Gloria J

50 Chapter 2

A. Samovar (Dubuque, IA: Wm. C. Brown, Communication Behavior in School Children
1992): 274. Grades K–12.” Paper presented at the International
66. Burgoon, “Spatial Relationships in Small Groups,” 295. Communication Association Annual Convention,
67. R. V. Exline, “Exploration in the Process of Person Minneapolis, May 1981.
Perception: Visual Interaction in Relation to 83. K. D. Taylor, “Ratings of Source Credibility in
Competition, Sex, and the Need for Affiliation,” Relation to Level of Vocal Variety, Sex of the
Journal of Personality, 31 (1963): 1–20. Source and Sex of the Receiver” (M.A. thesis,
68. Donald Klopf, Intercultural Encounters: The University of Nebraska at Omaha, 1984).
Fundamentals of Intercultural Communication 84. Ketrow, “Nonverbal Aspects of Group
(Englewood, CO: Morton 1987): 177. Communication.”
69. Stewart Tubbs and Sylvia Moss, Human 85. Pino Cutrone, “A Case Study Examining
Communication, 5th ed. (New York: Random House, Backchannels between Japanese-British Dyads,”
1997): 414. Multilingua, 24 (2005): 237–74.
70. P. Eckman, P. Ellsworth, and W. V. Friesen, 86. Han Z. Li, “Backchannel Responses to Misleading
Emotion in the Human Face: Guidelines for Research Feedback in Intercultural Discourse,” Journal of
and an Integration of Findings (New York: Pergamon Intercultural Communication Research, 35 (July
Press, 1971). 2006): 99–116.
71. R. W. Buck, R. E. Miller, and W. F. Caul, “Sex, 87. Klopf, Intercultural Encounters, 178.
Personality, and Physiological Variables in the 88. Hall, The Silent Language.
Communication of Affect via Facial Expression,” 89. Martin Remland, “Developing Leadership Skills in
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 30 Nonverbal Communication: A Situational
(1974): 587–96. Perspective,” Journal of Business Communication, 3
72. Adams and Clark, The Internet, 119. (1981): 17–29.
73. Branch Lotspiech, personal conversation, June 1990. 90. Edward T. Hall, “The Hidden Dimensions of Time
74. Albert. E. Scheflen, “Quasi-Courtship Behavior in and Space in Today’s World,” in Cross-Cultural
Psychotherapy,” Psychiatry, 28 (1965): 245–56. Perspectives in Nonverbal Communication, ed. Fernando
75. Mabry, “Development Aspects of Nonverbal Poyatos (Toronto: C. J. Hogrefe, 1988): 145–252.
Behavior in Small Group Settings,” Small Group 91. Edward T. Hall, The Dance of Life, summarized in
Research, 20 (1989): 190–202. Gudykunst and Ting-Toomey, Culture and
76. Albert. E. Scheflen, Body Language and the Social Interpersonal Communication (Sage Publications,
Order: Communication as Behavioral Control 1988): 128–30.
(Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall, 1972): 54–73. 92. R. G. Harper, A. N. Weins, and J. D. Natarazzo,
77. Judee K. Burgoon and T. Saine, The Unknown Nonverbal Communication: The State of the Art
Dialogue: An Introduction to Nonverbal (New York: Wiley, 1978).
Communication (Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1978). 93. C. Derber, The Pursuit of Attention (New York:
78. S. Duncan, Jr., “Some Signals and Rules for Taking Oxford University Press, 1979).
Speaking Turns in Conversations,” Journal of 94. Stanley E. Jones and A. Elaine Yarbrough, “A
Personality and Social Psychology, 23 (1972): 283–92. Naturalistic Study of the Meanings of Touch,”
79. Scheflen, Body Language and the Social Order. Communication Monographs, 52 (1985): 19–56.
80. N. D. Addington, “The Relationship of Selected 95. P. A. Andersen and K. Leibowitz, “The
Vocal Characteristics to Personality and Development and Nature of the Construct ‘Touch
Perception,” Speech Monographs, 35 (1968): 492; Avoidance,’” Environmental Psychology and
Ernest Kramer, “Judgment of Personal Nonverbal Behavior, 3 (1978): 89–106.
Characteristics and Emotions from Nonverbal 96. Klopf, Intercultural Encounters, 178.
Properties of Speech,” Psychological Bulletin, 60 97. Walburga von Raffler-Engle, “The Impact of
(1963): 408–20. Covert Factors in Cross-Cultural Communication,”
81. Davitz and Davitz, “Nonverbal Vocal in Cross-Cultural Perspectives in Nonverbal
Communication of Feeling,” Journal of Communication, ed. Fernando Poyatos (Toronto:
Communication, 11 (June, 1961), 81–86. C. J. Hogrefe, 1988): 96.
82. P. A. Andersen, J. F. Andersen, N. J. Wendt, and
M. A. Murphy, “The Development of Nonverbal

gal37018_ch02_021_050.indd 50 3/30/18 11:13 AM