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Southern Communication Journal Volume 56, 1991 - Issue 2: Patterns and Functions of Nonverbal Communication
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Orientation and defensive reactions as alternatives to arousal in theories of nonverbal reactions to changes in immediacy

Beth A. Le Poire PhD candidate in Communication, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, 85721
Pages 138-146 | Published online: 01 Apr 2009

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BethA. Le Poire & JudeeK. Burgoon. (1996) Usefulness of differentiating arousal responses within communication theories: Orienting response or defensive arousal within nonverbal theories of expectancy violation. Communication Monographs 63:3, pages 208-230.
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