Studies in Dyadic Communication

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Acknowledgments, Page vii, Aron W. Siegman, Benjamin Pope
The Authors, Pages ix-x
Chapter 1 - Introduction, Pages 1-8, Aron Wolfe Siegman, Benjamin Pope
Chapter 2 - Interview Structure and Interviewer Style in Initial Interviews, Pages 9-28, Kenneth Heller
Chapter 3 - The Effects of Ambiguity and Anxiety On Interviewee Verbal Behavior, Pages 29-68, Aron Wolfe Siegman, Benjamin Pope
Chapter 4 - Relationship and Verbal Behavior in the Initial Interview, Pages 69-89, Benjamin Pope, Aron Wolfe Siegman
Chapter 5 - Temporal Patterns of Dialogue: Basic Research and Reconsiderations, Pages 91-113, Stanley Feldstein
Chapter 6 - Interview Synchrony: An Investigation of Two Speech Rate Measures in an Automated Standardized Interview, Pages 115-133, James T. Webb
Chapter 7 - The Body Movement-Speech Rhythm Relationship as a Cue to Speech Encoding, Pages 135-151, Allen T. Dittmann
Chapter 8 - The Analysis of Movement Behavior During the Clinical Interview, Pages 153-175, Norbert Freedman
Chapter 9 - Some Relationships Between Body Motion and Speech: An Analysis of an Example, Pages 177-210, Adam Kendon
Chapter 10 - People Talking When They Can't Hear Their Voices, Pages 211-264, George F. Mahl
Chapter 11 - Personal Adaptation as Reflected in Verbal Behavior, Pages 265-279, Harriet Aronson, Walter Weintraub
Chapter 12 - Toward Including Listening in a Model of The Interview, Pages 281-290, Herbert S. Gross
Chapter 13 - Resource Exchange: Toward A Structural Theory of Interpersonal Communication, Pages 291-325, Uriel G. Foa, Edna B. Foa
Author Index, Pages 327-331
Subject Index, Pages 333-336