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->TI: THE BEHAVIORAL CUES OF FAMILIARITY DURING SOCIAL INTERACTIONS AMONG
HUMAN ADULTS - A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND SOME OBSERVATIONS IN
NORMAL AND DEMENTED ELDERLY SUBJECTSinclusive
AU: FEYEREISEN_Pausing is: ON
NA: UNIV LOUVAIN,UCL,NECO,DEPT EXPTL PSYCHOL,20 VOIE ROMAN PAYS,B-1348
LOUVAIN,BELGIUM
JN: BEHAVIOURAL PROCESSES 1994 Vol.33 No.1-2 pp.189-211
AB: The present paper deals with the non-verbal expression of individual
recognition in normal and pathological populations. In the first part,
the literature on non-verbal communication is surveyed with a selective
attention given to observational studies comparing encounters between
friends and between strangers in young adult subjects. To begin with,
it is shown that in some cases external observers can discriminate
above chance level silent films showing interactions between familiar
and unfamiliar persons. Then, potential cues enabling such a
performance are searched for by analysis of familiarity effects on
interpersonal distance, touching gesture, visual and postural
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