Journal of Nonverbal Behavior 1996: Vol 20 Table of Contents

5 Pages·1996·0.35 MB·English

JOURNAL OF
NONVERBAL
BEHAVIOR
CONTENTS
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 1 SPRING 1996
3 THE FACE OF REPRESSIVE COPING: SOCIAL CONTEXT AND THE
DISPLAY OF HOSTILE EXPRESSIONS AND SOCIAL SMILES
Tamara L. Newton, Jeannette M. Haviland, and Richard J. Contrada
TOUCH, STATUS, AND GENDER AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Judith A. Hall
THE ROLE OF GESTURES IN DESCRIPTION-COMMUNICATION:
A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY OF AGING
Ronald L. Cohen and Diane Borsoi
LIE EXPERTS’ BELIEFS ABOUT NONVERBAL INDICATORS OF
DECEPTION
Aldert Vrij and Giin R. Semin
JOURNAL OF
NNONVERBAL
BEHAVIOR
CONTENTS
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 1996
83 VOCAL INDICATORS OF MOOD CHANGE IN DEPRESSION
Heiner Ellgring and Klaus R. Scherer
111 KNOWLEDGE OF AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE AND THE
ABILITY OF HEARING INDIVIDUALS TO DECODE FACIAL
EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION
Naomi E. Goldstein and Robert S. Feldman
123 SOCIAL CONTEXT AND THE EXPERIENCE OF EMOTION
Esther Jakobs, Antony S.R. Manstead, and Agneta H. Fischer
JOURNAL OF
NONVERBAL
BEHAVIOR
CONTENTS
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 3 FALL 1996
147, TOUCH ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIORS, RECOLLECTIONS OF
EARLY CHILDHOOD TOUCH, AND SOCIAL SELF-CONFIDENCE
Stanley E. Jones and Brandi C. Brown
165 FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF EMOTION INFLUENCE
INTERPERSONAL TRAIT INFERENCES
Brian Knutson
183. INFANT “SURPRISE” EXPRESSIONS AS COORDINATIVE
MOTOR STRUCTURES
Linda A. Camras, Linda Lambrecht, and George F. Michel
JOURNAL OF
NONVERBAL
BEHAVIOR
CONTENTS
VOLUME 20, NUMBER 4 WINTER 1996
NONVERBAL BASES OF SOCIAL PERCEPTION: DEVELOPMENTAL
CHANGE IN SENSITIVITY TO PATTERNS OF MOTION THAT
REVEAL INTERPERSONAL EVENTS
Ken Springer, Jo A. Meier, and Diane S. Berry
PERSON PERCEPTION EFFECTS OF COMPUTER-SIMULATED
MALE AND FEMALE HEAD MOVEMENT
Gary Bente, Ansgar Feist, and Stephen Elder
THE INFLUENCE OF NONVERBAL CUES ASSOCIATED WITH
LOOKING BEHAVIOR ON YOUNG CHILDREN’S MENTALISTIC
ATTRIBUTIONS
Derek E. Montgomery, Christy Moran, and Leslie M. Bach
REVIEWERS FOR VOLUME 20
INDEX TO VOLUME 20, 1996