Titlebook: Nonverbal Behavior and Social Psychology; Richard Heslin,Miles L. Patterson Book 1982 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1982 behavi

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Nonverbal Aspects of Attraction,) they are desirable or attractive, or (4) they are close at hand. Before we discuss the role of nonverbal behavior, we will first summarize major conclusions from attraction research, as collected into these four categories.

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Richard Heslin,Miles L. Pattersonr ., and our identity (., ., .).’ This was the tenor of the many Moluccan villagers I spoke to during fieldwork in post-conflict Maluku. At the same time, the quotation expresses a broader trend in a much broader field: the emerging cultural turn in peace research. The cultural turn implies the incr

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Richard Heslin,Miles L. Pattersonts of classical Chinese texts by inscribing the . characters in the hearth’s ashes of his dilapidated family home. The act itself both reflected the poverty into which the once afflu-ent family had fallen during the Meiji period when Yamamoto was growing up and served as something of a harbinger of

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