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Silent derogation and perceptions of deceptiveness: Does communicating nonverbal disbelief during an opponent's speech affect perceptions of debaters’ veracity?

John S. Seiter Associate Professor of Speech Communication in the Department of Languages and Philosophy, Utah State University, Logan, Utah, 84322–0720
Pages 334-344 | Published online: 06 Jun 2009

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Kristina M. Scharp, John S. Seiter & Megan Maughan. (2020) “My Mom Always Tells that Story to Friends and Relatives”: Exploring the Phenomenon of Other-Presentation. Journal of Family Communication 20:2, pages 146-159.
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Valerie Manusov & Jessica Harvey. (2011) Bumps and Tears on the Road to the Presidency: Media Framing of Key Nonverbal Events in the 2008 Democratic Election. Western Journal of Communication 75:3, pages 282-303.
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Yun-jung Choi, Yoojin Chung, Ho Young Yoon, Minjung Kim, Na Young Kim, Chen Lu, Ju-yeon Sin, Ju-hee Lee, Na-young Kim, Eun Yeo & Jewon Kang. (2020) Analysis of the 19th Presidential TV Debate Using Deep Learning Based Video Processing Algorithms : Analysis of the frequency, facial expression and gaze. Korean Journal of Journalism & Communication Studies 64:5, pages 319-372.
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