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pysch realtionships

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ranging from super negative through neutral to super positive
talk table allows researchers to get a record of both your private thoughts and public actions
you may not intend to annoy belittle your lover but we rally know that they do
we assume our messages have the impact we intended but we raley know that they do
Gaps are actually more likely to occur in close relationships the they are with strangers
communication in relationships not with what people say in interaction but with what they do
Put on caps without looking at them they don't know what they are wearing
nonverbal behavior things people do in their interactions except for their spoken words and syntax
provides information about people's moods of meaning
Regulating interactions displays of interst determine whether a conversation begins
Nonverbal behavior helps to define the relationships we share with others
smiling, happiness like several others emotions engenders a protypical facial expression that's recognizable all over the world
people don't learn to smile when they're happy they're born to do it
those who smile least are 5 times likely to divorce
display rules cultural norms that dictate what emotions are appropriate in particular situations
we sometimes minimize our expressions trying to seem less emotional than we really are
we may neutralize our expressions trying to withh
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