| Abstract |
| 40 female college students were
videotaped in an interview during which they were questioned about sexual attitudes.
Independent pairs of judges rated Ss using these videotapes. Pearson
product-moment correlations among 12 nonverbal ratings, a finger sweat index, and Ss'
subjective evaluation of anxiety yielded low relationships among S's subjective rating,
the number of times S touched her head, articulation errors, and the other variables; high
correlations among finger sweat index, rater's global rating, immediacy, tone, postural
relaxation, speech errors, filled pauses, editorial errors, and eye contact; and moderate
correlations among rate of speech, posture shifts, etc. |
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