PSY220H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Impression Formation, United States Secret Service, Harold Kelley
21 Apr 2016
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Nonverbal communication contact, facial expression, and body language: facial expressions and 2) eye contact a seemingly automatic way from one person to another. Chapter 3: social perception -perceiving and understanding others. Emotional contagion- mechanisms through which feelings are transferred in. Social perception: processing of perceiving and trying to understand other people. 07. 08. 2013 and seeing what makes them tick attention to verbal and non-verbal communication: we often can"t just ask someone how they are feeling why not, may not always say the truth. So we use non-verbal communication- unspoken language of gestures, eye. Non-verbal cues emitted by others can affect our feelings even if not consciously paying attention to them: ex. tone of voice can influence listener"s moods. Culture and recognition of emotional expressions: cultures where emotions are expressed openly focus on mouth, cultures where emotions are more controlled focus on eyes, emoticons , body language, touching. Emblems- body movements carrying specific meanings in a given culture.
