Proxemics, Kinesics, and Gaze

Harrigan, Jinni A.

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“…So is also the case regarding several different coding and notation systems of body actions e.g. Labanotation (Laban, 1956;Hutchinson, 1954;Harrigan, 2005) and an extensive body of coding systems developed in the area of nonverbal behavior research (Dael, Mortillaro and Scherer, 2012). There are, of course, ways to describe various joint movements anatomically, such as extension, flexion, pronation, supination, abduction and adduction.…”

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Exergames ‘as a teacher’ of movement education: exploring knowing in moving when playing dance games in physical education

Nyberg

Meckbach

2015

Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy

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Exergames ‘as a teacher’ of movement education: exploring knowing in moving when playing dance games in physical education

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Meckbach

2015

Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy

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“…The strategy adopted by Condon and Ogston [54] and many others [for example, 55,[56][57][58] is successful due to the relation between nonverbal and verbal behaviours produced by an individual who is capable of symbolic forms of communication. In employing a micro-level of analysis to the nonverbal behaviours of an infant whilst engaged within an infant/caregiver dyadic interaction, Condon and Sander's approach [59] illustrates the applicability of such data generation to a population functioning at a nonsymbolic level; a factor also recognised by Feldman [60,61].…”

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An ecological method for the sampling of nonverbal signalling behaviours of young children with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD)

Atkin

Lorch

2014

Developmental Neurorehabilitation

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Background: Profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD) are a complex range of disabilities that affect the general health and wellbeing of the individual and their capacity to interact and learn.Method: We developed a new methodology to capture the nonsymbolic signalling behaviours of children with PMLD within the context of a face-to-face interaction with a caregiver to provide analysis at a micro-level of descriptive detail incorporating the use of the ELAN digital video software. Conclusion:The signalling behaviours of participants in a natural, everyday interaction can be better understood with the use of this innovation in methodology, which is predicated on the ecology of communication. Recognition of the developmental ability of the participants is an integral factor within that ecology. The method presented establishes an advanced account of the modalities through which a child affected by PMLD is able to communicate.3

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“…A diverse range of coding systems has been produced over the years (for a detailed overview of methodologies for coding body movement, see Harrigan 2005;Rosenfeld 1982). In general, two approaches to observational coding can be distinguished; one approach focuses on movement quality, the other on movement type.…”

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“…A similar level of methodological advancement in the field of body movement research has been largely absent. A number of methods exist for coding body movement, but there is currently no consensus on what the basic unit of body movement is for analysis or on gesture categorization, nor is there a theoretical framework for understanding body movement (Harrigan 2005). The overall aim of this paper is to describe the development of a coding system, capable of providing systematic and reliable descriptions of body movements with a particular focus on bodily expression of emotion.…”

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The Body Action and Posture Coding System (BAP): Development and Reliability

2012

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Several methods are available for coding body movement in nonverbal behavior research, but there is no consensus on a reliable coding system that can be used for the study of emotion expression. Adopting an integrative approach, we developed a new method, the body action and posture coding system, for the time-aligned micro description of body movement on an anatomical level (different articulations of body parts), a form level (direction and orientation of movement), and a functional level (communicative and self-regulatory functions). We applied the system to a new corpus of acted emotion portrayals, examined its comprehensiveness and demonstrated intercoder reliability at three levels: (a) occurrence, (b) temporal precision, and (c) segmentation. We discuss issues for further validation and propose some research applications.

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Proxemics, Kinesics, and Gaze

Cited by 48 publications

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Exergames ‘as a teacher’ of movement education: exploring knowing in moving when playing dance games in physical education

Exergames ‘as a teacher’ of movement education: exploring knowing in moving when playing dance games in physical education

An ecological method for the sampling of nonverbal signalling behaviours of young children with profound and multiple learning disabilities (PMLD)

The Body Action and Posture Coding System (BAP): Development and Reliability

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