EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF SOCIAL INTERACTION--PERCEPTION VARIABLES AND COMMUNICATION EFFICIENCY.
Abstract
The report describes research on social interaction and communication. Verbal and nonverbal communication processes, a theory of open and closed group membership structures, factors affecting the development of trust and responsiveness between groups, and the development of sharing in groups are summarized in the body of this report. Special attention is paid to the phenomena of gaze direction, its use as an indicator of mood, role relationships, interpersonal preference and the like. The theory of open and closed group membership structures is discussed as it deals with factors relevant to the integration of new members into the social and productive systems of a group. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1969
- Accession Number
- AD0684143
Entities
People
- Dean G. Pruitt
- John T. Lanzetta
- Ralph V. Exline
- Robert C. Ziller
Organizations
- University of Delaware