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書目名稱Nonverbal Communication被引頻次




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Application of the Concept of Levels of Organization to the Study of Animal Communication,non. Whether this phenomenon is called “communication,” “interaction,” “signaling,” “l(fā)anguage,” or some other name is often a matter of definition. It is sometimes reminiscent of Alice’s conversation with Humpty Dumpty:

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Communication Elements Constraining Animal Learning and Performance,g properly comparative. More recently, comparative psychology has again been criticized, this time for not being sufficiently behavioral, biological, or evolutionary as well as for holding an inadequate phylogeny (Hodos and Campbell, 1969; Lockard, 1971; Wilcock, 1972). Such criticism identifies lim

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Application of the Concept of Levels of Organization to the Study of Animal Communication,non. Whether this phenomenon is called “communication,” “interaction,” “signaling,” “l(fā)anguage,” or some other name is often a matter of definition. It is sometimes reminiscent of Alice’s conversation with Humpty Dumpty:

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Social and Pharmacological Influences on the Nonverbal Communication of Monkeys and of Man,e of others’ subtle signs of eye contact, facial expression, or posture in a social transaction that convey the important messages of attention, interest, affection, annoyance, etc. Even less do we attend to the nonverbal cues that we transmit during an exchange unless there is some special reason t

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Pheromonal Sex Attractants in the Norway Rat,in the regulation of social behavior among rodents. Recently, this effort gained impetus from the fascinating new concept of pheromonal communication. Pheromones are those substances emitted by animals that, via chemoreception, influence the behavior of conspecifics either directly by operating on n