Biological Views of Communication

Hickson, Mark; Stacks, Don W.

doi:10.1080/15358593.2010.503278

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“…Two additional parameters were implemented. First, the closest distance between two virtual pedestrians was chosen to be the boundaries of the close phase of the personal space (76 cm) according to the proxemics model [ 75 , 76 ]. Moreover, we set the crowd’s speed to not exceed 1.2 m/s.…”

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Evaluating Human Movement Coordination During Immersive Walking in a Virtual Crowd

Koilias

Nelson

Gubbi

et al. 2020

Behavioral Sciences

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This paper describes our investigation on how participants coordinate movement behavior in relation to a virtual crowd that surrounds them while immersed in a virtual environment. The participants were immersed in a virtual metropolitan city and were instructed to cross the road and reach the opposite sidewalk. The participants performed the task ten times. The virtual crowd that surrounded them was scripted to move in the same direction. During the experiment, several measurements were obtained to evaluate human movement coordination. Moreover, the time and direction in which the participants started moving toward the opposite sidewalk were also captured. These data were later used to initialize the parameters of simulated characters that were scripted to become part of the virtual crowd. Measurements were extracted from the simulated characters and used as a baseline to evaluate the movement coordination of the participants. By analyzing the data, significant differences between the movement behaviors of the participants and the simulated characters were found. However, simple linear regression analyses indicated that the movement behavior of participants was moderately associated with the simulated characters’ movements when performing a locomotive task within a virtual crowd population. This study can be considered as a baseline for further research that evaluates the movement coordination of participants during human–virtual-crowd interactions using measurements obtained by the simulated characters.

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Evaluating Human Movement Coordination During Immersive Walking in a Virtual Crowd

Koilias

Nelson

Gubbi

et al. 2020

Behavioral Sciences

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“…Non-verbal communication can also be understood as a process in which individuals show their attitudes, experiences or feelings through their intentional or unintentional actions, the purpose of which is to convey a message, an attempt to self-regulate or control others or the environment (Hickson, Stacks, 1985). Non-verbal communication is, in the above view, a means jakiegoś komunikatu, próba samoregulacji czy kontrolowania innych, lub też środowiska (Hickson, Stacks, 1985).…”

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Non-verbal communication of the teacher towards students in the process of education and upbringing.

Sienkiewicz

2024

Rozprawy Społeczne/Social Dissertations

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“…Pengkondisian demikian mengkonfirmasi pandangan kelompok psikologis behaviorisme bahwa pengkondisian dan pembelajaran terus-menerus menjadikan anak-anak menguasai suatu kemampuan tertentu, dalam hal ini ialah kemampuan menggunakan bahasa. Kondisi pembelajaran bahasa mirip dengan model pengkondisian model Pavlovian diambil dari nama pakar fisiologis Rusia, Ivan Pavlov yang menjelaskan bahwa penguasaan satu kemampuan tertentu berkaitan dengan proses pengkondisian yang terus-menerus (Hickson & Stacks, 2010).…”

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Awal Mula Kemampuan Berkomunikasi: Sebuah Tinjauan Communibiology

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Aminulloh

2023

J. Tuturlogi

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Humans become social creatures who develop complex communication behavior as a means of social interaction. The ability to communicate in humans basically involves a number of important aspects in humans, which develop gradually, starting from the most fundamental aspects, namely genetic aspects, to the highest aspects, namely aspects of nurture and learning. In addition, the ability to communicate in humans emerges and develops according to the level of development of the human brain. Simply put, human communication skills involve many important aspects which all complement one another. The loss of one aspect in shaping the communication process reduces the effectiveness of the communication process, leading to communication failures. This journal article uses the perspective of communibiology to examine a number of factors relating to the origin of the human ability to communicate to the implications surrounding the human ability to communicate. Thus, all parties involved in the communication process can maximize the communication process, by minimizing the emergence of factors that reduce the effectiveness of the communication process.

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Biological Views of Communication

Cited by 10 publications

References 14 publications

Evaluating Human Movement Coordination During Immersive Walking in a Virtual Crowd

Evaluating Human Movement Coordination During Immersive Walking in a Virtual Crowd

Non-verbal communication of the teacher towards students in the process of education and upbringing.

Awal Mula Kemampuan Berkomunikasi: Sebuah Tinjauan Communibiology

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