Ideas from ecological psychology and nonlinear dynamics characterize adaptive behavior as an emergent property of self-organization processes in the interpersonal interactions that occur between multiple agents in complex social systems such as industrial organizations, academic institutions and sports teams. A conceptual model, proposed to capture constraints on dynamics of decisions and actio...

Priming stereotypes can lead to a variety of behavioral outcomes, including assimilation, contrast, and response behaviors. However, the conditions that give rise to each of these outcomes are unspecified. Furthermore, theoretical accounts posit that prime-to-behavior effects are either direct (i.e., unmediated) or mediated by cognitive processes, whereas the role of affective processes has bee...

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The aim of the proposed theoretical model is to illuminate personal and interpersonal resilience by drawing from the field of emotional face perception. We suggest that perception/recognition of emotional facial expressions serves as a central link between subjective, self-related processes and the social context. Emotional face perception constitutes a salient social cue underlying interperson...

In this paper we propose a computational model for the real time generation of nonverbal behaviors supporting the expression of interpersonal attitudes for turn-taking strategies and group formation in multi-party conversations among embodied conversational agents. Starting from the desired attitudes that an agent aims to express towards every other participant, our model produces the nonverbal...

This research has the title Parent-Child Communication Interaction in Forming Positive Behavior Mabar Hilir Village. The purpose of this analysis is to find out relationship between interpersonal communication parents and children description role when forming positive behavior From it shown where (I) will be influenced by good from children, therefore important for how communicate with childre...

Previous research suggests that people show increased self-referential processing when they provide criticism to others, and that this self-referential processing can have negative effects on interpersonal perceptions and behavior. The current research hypothesized that adopting a self-distanced perspective (i.e. thinking about a situation from a non-first person point of view), as compared wit...