Talk:Body-to-body communication

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(Francescafrech (talk) 00:03, 24 February 2016 (UTC))francescafrech Outline: 'The five roles of nonverbal communication'[reply]

 a. Repetition
 b. Contradiction 
 c.Substitution
 d.Complementing
 e. Accenting

'Types of nonverbal communication and body language

 a.Facial expressions
 b. Body movement and posture
 c. Gestures 
 d. eye contact
 e. Touch
 f.Space
 g.Voice

'Reading body language'

a. Pay attention to inconsistencies
b. trust your instincts 
c. look at nonverbal communication signals as a group

Bibliography

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Prof Garcia's Comments[edit]

@Francescafrech: Francesca, this is a good start, but I don't want you to just turn to online sources for your bibliography. Sources such as Psychology Today might be good for the general public, but they are not the best for an online encyclopedia. Your other sources are also not the best. Please use peer-reviewed academic journals, books, and other reputable sources for your research moving forward. Alfgarciamora (talk) 13:21, 24 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]

I really think you've done a tremendous job on this article, Francesca. Congratulations for a job well done. I really think that all you have to do is expand on what you already have - no new research, just more description of what you have put up there. For instance, are there any academics who focus on differences in cultural perceptions of body language? Are there any pictures that demonstrate the different ways to indicate respect or deference? You should also include our Goffman reading into this article because it really has a lot to say about bodily expression. Well done overall. Make sure to edit it for style and grammar before the final edit. @Francescafrech: Alfgarciamora (talk) 23:21, 31 March 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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[1] "What is Body-to-Body Communication".

[2] "Body Language".

[3] "Nonverbal Communication".

[4] "How We Communicate Through Body Language".

[5] "Comprehending Body Language and Mimics".

[6] "Organizational Body Language".

[7] "body-speaks".

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