association between perceived empathic accuracy and conflict resolution. Surprisingly, planning was not associated with perceived conflict resolution. Implications for message production and interpersonal conflict research are discussed. Spott, J., Pyle, C., & Punyanunt-Carter, N. (2010). Positive and negative nonverbal behaviors in relationships: A study of relationship satisfaction and longevity. Human 29–41. Communication, 13, Abstract: The majority of research that has been previously conducted has focused on the use of nonverbal behaviors, in marriages, as a way to maintain stable relationships. In this study the researchers focus is on whether there is a positive correlation between positive nonverbal behaviors and the duration of dating, committed, and martial relationships. Moreover, the researchers are examining the relationship between overall satisfaction of the relationship and the use of positive nonverbal behaviors. The research found significant findings in two factors, longevity of the relationship and overall relationship satisfaction, which are positively correlated to the use of positive nonverbal behaviors. The findings of this study are significant and pertinent to the field communication studies because it shows that an increased use in positive nonverbal behaviors will help increase relationship satisfaction.
association between perceived empathic accuracy and conflict resolution. Surprisingly, planning was not associated with perceived conflict resolution. Implications for message production and interpersonal conflict research are discussed. Spott, J., Pyle, C., & Punyanunt-Carter, N. (2010). Positive and negative nonverbal behaviors in relationships: A study of relationship satisfaction and longevity. Human Communication, 13, 29–41. Abstract: The majority of research that has been previously conducted has focused on the use of nonverbal behaviors, in marriages, as a way to maintain stable relationships. In this study the researchers focus is on whether there is a positive correlation between positive nonverbal behaviors and the duration of dating, committed, and martial relationships. Moreover, the researchers are examining the relationship between overall satisfaction of the relationship and the use of positive nonverbal behaviors. The research found significant findings in two factors, longevity of the relationship and overall relationship satisfaction, which are positively correlated to the use of positive nonverbal behaviors. The findings of this study are significant and pertinent to the field communication studies because it shows that an increased use in positive nonverbal behaviors will help increase relationship satisfaction.
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