2001
DOI: 10.1080/08824090109384790
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Perceptions of supervisor nonverbal immediacy, vocalics, and subordinate liking

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“…Vocal qualities or vocalics such as the rate at which a teacher speaks, variability in tone and pitch, volume, are also important characteristics of classroom communication. Vocalics enhance teacher clarity (McCroskey, et al, 2006) and influence student perceptions of their teachers (Hinkle, 2001), which may explain why vocalics have been linked to students' preferences for one teacher over another (Frisby & Martin, 2010). Effective teachers also use a greater variety of patterns of speech (Oliviera, 2010).…”
Section: Features Of Communication Competence For Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Vocal qualities or vocalics such as the rate at which a teacher speaks, variability in tone and pitch, volume, are also important characteristics of classroom communication. Vocalics enhance teacher clarity (McCroskey, et al, 2006) and influence student perceptions of their teachers (Hinkle, 2001), which may explain why vocalics have been linked to students' preferences for one teacher over another (Frisby & Martin, 2010). Effective teachers also use a greater variety of patterns of speech (Oliviera, 2010).…”
Section: Features Of Communication Competence For Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mehrabian (1981) notes that "Considerable evidence has been accumulated showing that more eye contact is associated with greater liking and more positive feelings among communicators" (p. 23). The findings also indicate that smiling (Kraut & Johnston, 1979;Mehrabian, 1981), body movement or being physically active (Andersen, Andersen and Jensen, 1979;Beebe, 1980), frequent use of gestures (Mehrabian, 1971;Roth, 2001;Smith, 1979), a relaxed body position (McGinley, LeFevre and McGinley, 1975;Andersen, 1979) and the vocalic variables or the impact of use of voice in accord with other immediacy elements (Mehrabian,1981;Johnson, 1986;Hinkle, 2001) foster learning significantly.…”
Section: Nonverbal Immediacymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Til að mynda getur óyrt hegðun líkt og nánd og viðeigandi snerting styrkt tengsl yfirmanns við undirmenn sína (Bonaccio o.fl., 2016) og haft jákvaeð áhrif á upplifaðan stuðning þeirra (Fuller o.fl., 2011;Marler, Cox, Simmering, Bennett og Fuller, 2011). Einnig getur slík nánd haft jákvaeð áhrif á starfsánaegju (Richmond og McCroskey, 2000) og viðhorf undirmanna til síns yfirmanns (Hinkle, 2001;Teven, 2007Teven, , 2010.…”
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