Nonverbal Communication of Aggression (Advances in the Study of Communication and Affect)
Description
This volume brings together new theories and descriptions of important research on non-verbal communication in humans and a variety of other mammals. Such behaviors as staring, eye contact, body postures and movements, vocalizations, facial expressions, and fighting are discussed in the context of their roles in the communication and regulation of aggression. The book evaluates both data and theory and is an ideal text for students in psychology, linguistics, and animal behavior.
Keywords
AGGRESSIVENESS
