The Psychology of Interpersonal Behaviour

accept Adam Kendon adolescents affiliative motivation aggressive anxiety anxiety neurosis approach-avoidance conflicts Argyle arousal aspects attitudes audience become behave bodily contact Chapter communication consists cues culture dependent described discussed disturbance dominance dominant relationship drive effective ego-identity emotional equilibrium establish example Exline experience eye-contact facial expression feedback feel friendly goals haviour important inter interesting interpersonal behaviour interview intimacy Kendon kind lead learning lectures less look mainly mental disorders methods Michael Argyle motor skills parents particular partly patients pattern person possible problems processes psycho psychopaths psychotherapy questions rapport reactions rejection relations relationship responses result rewards role role-playing schizophrenics self-esteem self-image sensitivity sexual shown similar social behaviour social class social encounters social interaction social performance Social Psychology social situations social skills social techniques speak speech speech errors studies subjects T-group talk task teachers teaching therapist tion usually verbal wants