Proposal for a Nonverbal Sensitivity Model of Perceived Immediacy

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The purpose of this study was to propose a nonverbal model to reconcile inconsistent results in relation to revising Patterson's (1976) arousal model. Fifty-two female undergraduate students participated as subjects to interact with paired same sex confederates in two conversational sessions. Extremely nearer interpersonal distance in Session 2 compared to Session 1 between pairs was induced as increased immediacy manipulation. Actual viewpoints were as follows : to confirm whether the arousal change would be a necessary condition for the model ; to examine labeling effects after the immediacy increase condition ; to ensure which prevail in nonverbal adjustment of reciprocal or compensation. We proposed a model in order to explain nonverbal adjustments to the conditions mixed with immediacy change and positive or negative labeling. Consequently, we proposed a model named the Nonverbal Sensitivity Model of Perceived Immediacy.
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