Non-verbal Communication in Depression
How does mood affect non-verbal communication, the gazes, gestures and facial expressions which accompany dialogue? This important monograph, based on a longitudinal study of five hundred interviews with depressed patients and normal subjects, systematically examines the ways in which mental illness may affect non-verbal interaction patterns. A number of specific patterns of non-verbal behaviour are identified which relate directly to psychological state and also depend on the interaction of the participants in a dialogue. Non-verbal Communication in Depression is not only rich in much-needed empirical data, but it also offers a fresh theoretical and methodological perspective on communicative behaviour in general. Most importantly, perhaps, it represents a real advance in our understanding of the functions of various non-verbal mechanisms and thus provides the clinical psychologist and psychiatrist with an important diagnostic tool.
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Non-verbal Communication in Depression
How does mood affect non-verbal communication, the gazes, gestures and facial expressions which accompany dialogue? This important monograph, based on a longitudinal study of five hundred interviews with depressed patients and normal subjects, systematically examines the ways in which mental illness may affect non-verbal interaction patterns. A number of specific patterns of non-verbal behaviour are identified which relate directly to psychological state and also depend on the interaction of the participants in a dialogue. Non-verbal Communication in Depression is not only rich in much-needed empirical data, but it also offers a fresh theoretical and methodological perspective on communicative behaviour in general. Most importantly, perhaps, it represents a real advance in our understanding of the functions of various non-verbal mechanisms and thus provides the clinical psychologist and psychiatrist with an important diagnostic tool.
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Non-verbal Communication in Depression

Non-verbal Communication in Depression

by Heiner Ellgring
Non-verbal Communication in Depression

Non-verbal Communication in Depression

by Heiner Ellgring

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How does mood affect non-verbal communication, the gazes, gestures and facial expressions which accompany dialogue? This important monograph, based on a longitudinal study of five hundred interviews with depressed patients and normal subjects, systematically examines the ways in which mental illness may affect non-verbal interaction patterns. A number of specific patterns of non-verbal behaviour are identified which relate directly to psychological state and also depend on the interaction of the participants in a dialogue. Non-verbal Communication in Depression is not only rich in much-needed empirical data, but it also offers a fresh theoretical and methodological perspective on communicative behaviour in general. Most importantly, perhaps, it represents a real advance in our understanding of the functions of various non-verbal mechanisms and thus provides the clinical psychologist and psychiatrist with an important diagnostic tool.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780521323109
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Publication date: 05/11/1989
Series: European Monographs in Social Psychology
Pages: 284
Product dimensions: 6.22(w) x 9.29(h) x 0.98(d)

Table of Contents

List of figures; List of tables; Preface; 1. Introduction; 2. Relating nonverbal behaviour to psychological disorders; 3. Social interaction and affective state of depression; 4. Longitudinal study during the course of depression - methodological aspects; 5. Facial expression of mood and emotions; 6. Gaze and speech; 7. Gestures; 8. Exemplary single cases; 9. Nonverbal reaction patterns; 10. Nonverbal expression of mood - general discussion and conclusions; Appendixes; References; Index of authors; Subject index.
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