Titlebook: Nonverbal Communication in Close Relationships; What words don’t tel Robert J. Sternberg,Aleksandra Kosti? Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Love in the Time of COVID-19: What We Can Learn About Non-verbal Behaviour from Living with a Pande behaviours in the ways they were accustomed to. It brings in ideas about the nature of—and the relational meanings expressed through—non-verbal communication, using the concept of social/physical distancing to speak to how people more typically enact relationships non-verbally. It also offers new p

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Non-verbal Communication: From Good Endings to Better Beginnings,he development of closeness. Sternberg’s story relationship perspective is a jumping-off place for presenting Nowicki and Duke’s four-phase relationship model. We remind the reader what aspects of non-verbal language cause it to be so important in determining our success not only at the choice and b

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Nonverbal Skills in Relationships: Too Little or Too Much May Be a Bad Thing,al/emotional skills may actually be curvilinear (inverted U-shaped distribution), with a moderate, or “optimal” level of skill possession. For example, too little emotional control, or too much of it, may be dysfunctional. The same curvilinear relationship may hold for skill in expressing (encoding)

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