Each vignette also featured a different response from the woman following an explicit sexual invitation, displaying varying levels of consent, refusal, or passivity, exhibited through nonverbal, verbal, or combined verbal/nonverbal behavior.
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Be sensitive to nonverbal cues from women, especially around sex.
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Though nonverbal, he made his feelings known, Wanda told me.
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Every dog responded to both verbal and nonverbal hand commands.
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Are the nonverbal cues in sync with the words spoken?
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Nonverbal communication — rolled eyes and harsh tones — get lost online.
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I seek verbal and nonverbal communication throughout each photo shoot.
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But Lamb also understands that nonverbal communication has its own power.
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To what extent did he choose to overlook obvious nonverbal cues?
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According to his family, he's nonverbal and needs 24-hour care.
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The alien life form is nonverbal, and cannot voice its intentions.
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Eighty-five percent of human communication is done through nonverbal channels.
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We like to write off nonverbal cues as accessories or extras.
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Boxes are bonds of prison relationships and nonverbal agreements between penpals.
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The transaction was either respectfully nonverbal, Ida thought, or calmly hostile.
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There was the enthusiasm of her nonverbal consent, which changes everything.
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Communication isn't only verbal or rational, it can also be nonverbal.
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Joe had autism and was nonverbal, according to CNN affiliate WZTV.
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Maddox was described as nonverbal, which complicates the search for him.
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But how do we translate that nonverbal language into verbal language?
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But Inslee produced some odd nonverbal moments with his aggressive eye contact.
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Dr. Provine extended his study of such "nonverbal vocalizations" well beyond laughter.
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Half of the people in public residential facilities are, like Stallone, nonverbal.
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For a nonverbal person like Stallone, speaking for herself is more complicated.
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For starters, she displayed more alignment between her words and nonverbal messages.
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People project their emotional states more than they realize through nonverbal cues.
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Studies have found that a clenched fist is a negative nonverbal cue.
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"It was a nonverbal confirmation of her support," said Micah Feinberg, 35.
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Joe Clyde had autism and was nonverbal, according to CNN affiliate WZTV.
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The children were quizzed on their vocabulary, nonverbal reasoning and cognitive processes.
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The nonverbal equivalent to [Groan] to me would be something like FACEPALM.
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Nonverbal cues include forms of communication like body language, distance and touch.
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Did your interaction include any nonverbal gestures — touching, hugs or other actions?
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The result is a loss of nonverbal cues, which can stunt development.
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"Nonverbal does not mean noncommunicative," the Autism Speaks Autism Treatment Network (ATN) states.
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I've had children riding with me who became verbal when they were nonverbal.
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A nonverbal special needs student delivered an inspiring graduation speech using voice software.
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React with positive verbal and nonverbal cues such as nodding, smiling and hugging.
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According to Babble, Disney's parenting blog, Swensen's son, Cooper, has severe nonverbal autism.
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More importantly, Kasich's attitude and nonverbal communication was so much better this debate.
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But do we ever think about "improving" our communication in the nonverbal sense?
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By interacting with robots, people can establish nonverbal communications with the artificial systems.
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You both have incredibly expressive faces, transmitting complex feelings in a nonverbal way.
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Effective diplomats tune in to nonverbal cues to help them read a situation.
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Ballet is both a largely nonverbal art form and one that prizes conformity.
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"Some of this nonverbal communication is very fast, very intuitive," Aguilera-Hellweg says.
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He wasn't all that chatty ... but was happy to flash a nonverbal response.
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All night, Popovich's body language on the sideline provided nonverbal commentary on the game.
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It'll help you pick up on nonverbal nuances that a person's voice doesn't convey.
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The convention program, like a Trump rally, really operated on a nonverbal gut level.
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That's especially true if their nonverbal displays don't match what they're saying out loud.
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Facial expressions, gestures and other nonverbal cues have significantly added to the courtroom drama.
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She uses verbal and nonverbal cues and engages in conversation like an AI assistant.
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Researchers from UC Berkeley set out to analyze "vocal bursts," or short, nonverbal exclamations.
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Touching your face can be a nonverbal way to communicate your feelings or emotions.
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Steinberg was a lyricist of the metal nib — a twirler of nonverbal non sequiturs.
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Part of the attraction of music, he said, was precisely that it was nonverbal.
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Kenneth French, 32, was nonverbal and had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, his family said.
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According to the Harvard Business Review, approximately 80% of communication comes from nonverbal cues.
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How does their nonverbal and verbal communication change when they are upset or annoyed?
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Research has even found that nonverbal cues can indicate the strength of their creativity.
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Even inside of dance as a nonverbal art form, there are so many volumes.
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Miuccia Prada, often considered Schiaparelli's heir apparent, is, like Kawakubo, well versed in nonverbal communication.
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As Pepper shows, it's hard as hell to get a robot to understand nonverbal cues.
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The stones offer a simplified way of communication, which is perfect for nonverbal autistic children.
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When he was diagnosed just shy of his third birthday in 2008, he was nonverbal.
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He's nonverbal and takes medication that has caused him to have painful acne for years.
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We can express our feelings in vague and nonverbal ways—some would call it art.
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The report says the man was injected twice, secured to a chair and became nonverbal.
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Start by looking for and observing the nonverbal clues your co-workers might be giving.
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When you spot the hypothetical verbal and nonverbal indicators of deception listed below, tread lightly.
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Safe words are obviously crucial, but it's important to pay attention to nonverbal signals, too.
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The audio is beautiful, but in all but a few scenes the soundscapes are nonverbal.
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You can even find academic research on the subject: nonverbal expression, the experts call it.
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There's a lot of value to be found in strong communication — especially the nonverbal type.
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"You're not seeing facial expressions or using nonverbal communications," the study's lead author told Futurity.
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The clue "[Groan]" means that we want a nonverbal equivalent to the action of groaning.
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Have you found that your attention to nonverbal signals increased due to your hearing loss?
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Nonverbal communication is a crucial part of our interactions, more than most people may realize.
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The one person who doesn't seem plagued by matters of authenticity is the nonverbal Seth.
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"Reading and writing are rarely taught to nonverbal autistics," he says, using a communication device.
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Meet Medha Godbole, 58, whose 1003-year-old husband, Sanjay, is paraplegic, nonverbal and incontinent.
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Snapchat flung open the floodgates of nonverbal communication when it launched lenses in September of 2015.
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Meera is nonverbal, living with a rare condition called schizencephaly that impacts her ability to speak.
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She has the same optimistic attitude about being the mother of a child with nonverbal autism.
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He was nonverbal until 16 and then he started to do a program known as letterboarding.
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The woman has intellectual disabilities as a result of childhood seizures, and is bedridden and nonverbal.
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Emojis are, in text speak, analogous to the nonverbal way of we communicate in everyday encounters.
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Because it is a nonverbal symbol, the dot prompts a response that itself is not verbal.
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They often don't account for differences in values, norms, or variations in verbal and nonverbal expression.
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But what's cool about food is that it can communicate this feeling in a nonverbal way.
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Despite being close to nonverbal, he demonstrates charisma, a sharp sense of humor and emotional sensitivity.
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You could hear it when she stumbled over words and see it in her nonverbal expressions.
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Eye contact is an important nonverbal social cue because it projects confidence, self-esteem and assertiveness.
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She was nonverbal and homeless from birth, meaning she had no education and few ways of communicating.
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With all the speechifying in this episode, nothing was so purely evocative as that one nonverbal moment.
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To him they were images, like portraits, and blend most smoothly with nonverbal images in his films.
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Individuals who work regularly with nonverbal, autistic individuals speak highly of the impact of visual computing platforms.
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And play is movement, either on the micro scale of nonverbal communication or across an entire room.
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A musician, lured by the nonverbal language of movement, has given dance a not-so-casual try.
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There are many nonverbal and developmentally disabled people who are aware but cannot object or give consent.
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Other practices include making checklists in advance and nonverbal gestures, such as a pinch of the knee.
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And now, as the #MeToo movement cracks open the mainstream conversation around consent — Can consent be nonverbal?
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In their view, embarrassment is in essence a "nonverbal apology" for having screwed up a social interaction.
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"We have a very acute nonverbal, telepathic communication," Vittorio Taviani told The Times in a 2013 interview.
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The fourth grader, who is nonverbal, tried wearing scarves, bandanas and bibs to soak up her saliva.
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Nonverbal communicationDid they do a good job of keeping eye contact with the audience throughout their talk?
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She added rhythmic handclaps and nonverbal gospel singing, and projected the work simultaneously onto five large screens.
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A Silent Voice explores connecting with other people through nonverbal communication, most of which goes beyond sign language.
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Clinton: A Trump: C Personality/Warmth/Humor/Nonverbal The main criticism of Clinton is that she's too robotic.
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We need better education about the verbal and nonverbal cues that can signal discomfort and distress during sex.
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She needs assistance to walk, and is mostly nonverbal (she can speak about 100 words, the statement said).
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She does not pick up on nonverbal cues or statements that I need to get back to work.
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Self-driving cars can have difficulty duplicating the subtle, nonverbal communication that goes on between pedestrians and drivers.
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Mr. French's cousin described the 32-year-old as a "gentle giant," who was intellectually disabled and nonverbal.
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But it's just nice sometimes to get out a canvas and engage the nonverbal parts of my brain.
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Adri was nonverbal, but she would cry getting on the bus and didn't want to leave the house.
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And because 93% of all communication is nonverbal, you run a greater risk of being misunderstood over text.
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D.W., whom Cooper describes as "more or less nonverbal," hunted for the family's food, bringing Thomas with him.
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If you find yourself in a high-pressure moment, pay extra attention to your nonverbal communication, says Cobb.
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The appeal of a nonverbal, approachable commentary in the world of social media is not lost on activists.
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Do you think that your quiet nature and your interest in dance, a largely nonverbal form, are connected?
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I had to quit for several years because I would get too high and paranoid and basically go nonverbal.
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Pay attention to your partner — their words, nonverbal sounds, and physical feedback like pulling you closer or tensing up.
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Understanding its characteristics could improve the treatment of nonverbal patients, help fight crime, or simply make movies more frightening.
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In a nonverbal paroxysm of grief, as unmistakable as the eroticism of Clouds, Maureen waits, then waits some more.
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Studies have repeatedly shown that nonverbal behavior (averted eyes, folded arms, lip biting, fidgeting) does not reliably indicate deception.
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A neighbor, Julio Rayos, told CNN affiliate KFOR Sanchez was deaf and nonverbal and would communicate with hand movements.
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Minions, the nonverbal sidekicks from the animated blockbuster "Despicable Me," were created by Hollywood to appeal to moviegoers worldwide.
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The images below demonstrate the sort of nonverbal cues we coded using examples from the 2016 US presidential candidates.
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"Affirmative" or "active" consent varies across states, but it typically requires a verbal or nonverbal "yes" from both parties.
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She lived in a Bronx group home with two dozen other adults who also were mostly nonverbal and helpless.
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He could see why that mattered, because they were the nonverbal traces of the child's interaction with the book.
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You have to see the nonverbal cues, too, and think a little deeper about what the person is saying.
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Maddox has autism, a bio-neurological development disability that usually appears before the age of 3, and is nonverbal.
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Kenneth French, described by a cousin as nonverbal, is believed to have struck Sanchez, who then fired 10 shots.
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He left LaPointe, who was nonverbal and had the cognitive ability of a 1-year-old, in the car.
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Therefore, it's "important to look for two or three verbal and nonverbal cues" to determine the likelihood of deception.
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The publication is a broad compendium of nonverbal communication, and all the intentional and haphazard collisions on the way.
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"The use of dress as a form of 'nonverbal resistance' seems more prevalent than ever in recent times," they added.
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In the first study, researchers filmed 144 speed-dating sessions, looking for nonverbal cues through facial expressions, gestures and posture.
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Timmy Hargate, 21, who has nonverbal autism, joined Boy Scout Troop 461 in Highland Heights, Ohio, when he was 11.
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Adri is nonverbal but she would actively resist going to school, crying when she had to get on the bus.
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With nonverbal communication in the real world—things like social expressions—we often don't have much conscious control over them.
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The children were assessed at the age of 12 on their nonverbal intelligence, restrictive and repetitive behaviors, and social aloofness.
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"I think it's visual stimuli -- the nonverbal cues (of face-to-face interaction) -- that can be incredibly powerful," she said.
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When you talk with someone in person, you have nonverbal cues like facial expressions and body language to draw from.
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Body language expert Chris Hadnagy outlined the kinds of verbal and nonverbal behaviors to watch out for during the testimony.
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Mr. Smallwood is nonverbal, she said, but when the llamas are there, he will murmur and make word-like noises.
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Eye contact is an important form of nonverbal, non-conscious social engagement and it hampers people with SAD, Terburg says.
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For most of his life, Jonathan's parents used nonverbal cues like a smile or a frown to communicate with him.
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In our study, we coded the verbal and nonverbal behavior of 151 US senators in office between 1989 and 1998.
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Sumaya, a nonverbal 13-year-old with autism, had been found at a school far from the one she attended.
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And then the third part is you have to touch the child and give him some kind of nonverbal praise.
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"Nonverbal demonstrations are more accurate than verbal messages," Stark and Flaherty write, "especially regarding feelings, attitudes and personally held values."
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The woman is nonverbal but can respond to sound, make facial gestures, and move some of her extremities, CNN reported.
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He was zoning…[like] when you're speaking to someone and they're not giving you a nonverbal cue or nodding their head.
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Is it the responsibility of the aggressive partner to notice nonverbal signals of discomfort and withdraw or renegotiate a sexual situation?
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She says Callum, who was diagnosed with autism when he was 2, is mostly nonverbal and also has an intellectual disability.
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The app, which was designed for nonverbal people, can be customized to display the words and phrases an individual uses often.
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According to the BBC, Emoji may allow us to reincorporate important types of nonverbal communication, like gestures, into our written dialogue.
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He's legally blind and nonverbal, too, but none of that has stifled his love of trick-or-treating, his father said.
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While some droids in Star Wars talk out loud in regular English, most of the robotic characters use nonverbal communications instead.
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On a purely nerdy note, though, I would respectfully disagree with Murphy's classification of R2-D2's beeping as nonverbal communication.
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"Incongruence between the words and nonverbal signs will show when your counterpart is lying or uncomfortable with a deal," he says.
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But RBF is a real phenomenon, according to David B. Givens, director of the Center for Nonverbal Studies in Spokane, Washington.
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For half an hour she emits dozens of nonverbal sounds well beyond croons and screams—squeaks, belches, agonized gutturals, many more.
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"We plan all our trips around Michael," said Jean Lucas, whose nonverbal 7-year-old son uses diapers and a wheelchair.
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"I'd say at the very least he is not pleased, and may even be sending an intimidating nonverbal message," Stehlik said.
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Making eye contact is one way to project self-esteem and assertiveness, according to experts, along with other nonverbal social cues.
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The first is her undermining of consent as a crucial principle, and the endorsement of nonverbal seduction cues over verbal ones.
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There are nonverbal and verbal cues that are not in her piece that undoubtedly clarified the pair's attraction to one another.
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In 2015, they followed up on this research by breaking down each style into a series of verbal and nonverbal behaviors.
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That night, Julie and I hooked up — and I ignored several of her verbal and nonverbal cues telling me to stop.
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Her calling card has been a kind of open-tone, nonverbal singing that can't be pinned to any one big influence.
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Instead, you have to venture into the grid itself and look for some nonverbal cues that are a little bit meta.
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Perhaps that's because we are speaking of nonverbal comedy here, at a time when the meaning of words is in crisis.
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The vocalist Sara Serpa, best known for her nonverbal excursions, made words a priority on Friday night at the New School.
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They include nonverbal people, many of them children, whose disabilities had led others to assume that they had no intellectual life.
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Jaxen, who has autism and is nonverbal, was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma just a few days before his third birthday.
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This year and beyond, I will try to pay attention to what is not said — but is evident in nonverbal cues.
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It's in that nonverbal place that Joaquin Phoenix's performance, along with Hildur Gudnadottir's melancholy score, wraps the film in unmanageable sorrow.
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But, in a deft demonstration of his grasp of nonverbal communication, Brady, like his coach, turned to reveal a thin grin.
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I loved cartoons as a kid, and so many funny moments in animation for me are nonverbal sounds, unarticulated mouth noise.
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Awkward people are less adept than others at comprehending and responding appropriately to general social situations and nonverbal interpersonal emotional cues.
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Comparison groups Autism spectrum disorders are a group of developmental disabilities characterized by challenges with social skills, speech and nonverbal communication.
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Most children will want to start with a nonverbal approach, because directly telling someone that you don't want their company is hard.
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Charlie, the oldest of Lamb's two sons, has nonverbal autism — a form of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) that prevents him from speaking.
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Dillan, who is autistic and nonverbal, is the star of a new short film created by Apple to celebrate Autism Acceptance Day.
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Autistic people sometimes struggle with speech and nonverbal communication, may perform repetitive behaviors, and many are sensitive to certain sounds or visuals.
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But even more remarkable were the opportunities she took to co-opt some of Trump's tactics while upping her own nonverbal game.
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There are four categories important for a successful town hall debate: interaction with questioners, personality/warmth/humor/nonverbal communication, substance, and persuasiveness.
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This knowledge of verbal and nonverbal communication led Dr. Glass to Hollywood, where she helped actors prepare their voices for specific roles.
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Fleischmann has become the first-ever nonverbal celebrity talk show host, as well as an inspiring advocate for other people with autism.
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A baby's first smile acknowledges familiar faces, and parents are able to distinguish cries of hunger versus pain in a nonverbal infant.
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Olivia, 26, explained that she utilizes them as a "nonverbal" way to keep conversations going — not as a way to end them.
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To pull off a restrained product like Hollywood requires a filmmaker's understanding of nonverbal communication and the mental stamina of a psychiatrist.
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Most typically developing kids make use of readily understandable verbal and nonverbal language when it comes to social cues; my kids don't.
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Mr. Leonardo imagined a nonverbal debate in which people on all sides of the gun control issue tried to open a dialogue.
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Despite his pronouncements of allegiance to the #MeToo and #TimesUp causes, it sounds as though Ansari willfully ignored his partner's nonverbal cues.
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It's entirely nonverbal, but it's incredibly raw and emotional, creating a link between you and the unorthodox virtual world of Paper Beast.
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He rolls around in his wheelchair, and though he is mostly nonverbal, he is already a reader, a word-lover like me.
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Then its innovations — the ability to resurrect dead players, and a notification system that enables nonverbal communication — were quickly copied by Fortnite.
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Then its innovations — the ability to resurrect dead players, and a notification system that enables nonverbal communication — were quickly copied by Fortnite.
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Beyond the world of real pupils and lashes, the wink has also found its place in nonverbal communication's virtual playground: emojis and emoticons.
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A chatbot doesn't need the emotional involvement and interpretation of nonverbal cues required by humans, thus making our interaction with it much easier.
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Previous studies have shown that nonverbal cues such as a smile or a nod of the head garner interest from potential romantic partners.
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The Toronto native says she first understood what it meant to be nonverbal during a lunch with her siblings as a young girl.
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"I tend to tank interviews and a lot of that probably has to do with interpersonal skills, nonverbal cues, body language," she said.
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Autism involves a broad range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication, according to Autism Speaks.
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"Nonverbal behavior is more reliable than spoken words," according to a training article posted on the website of John E. Reid and Associates.
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With emotional empathy, we pick up on the feelings of another person through verbal and nonverbal cues, and experience what they are feeling.
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Based on these nonverbal cues, she concluded that Mr. Trump was the most feminine speaker of all the candidates, even more than Mrs.
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As nonverbal cues became increasingly legible to him, Mr. Robison also realizes that a longtime friend has been subtly mocking him for years.
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I don't remember any verbal cues to stop, but what I do remember is a significant nonverbal cue: She wasn't making any sound.
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Pierce became partly paralyzed and nonverbal, but the nursing home did not increase the attention she received, said Carey Acerra, one of Mrs.
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Parents today like to worry, and babies, nonverbal and immobile, present us with a relatively limited range of things to worry about them.
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"Rumbo a Tierra" is an album of boundless sonic tomfoolery and rhythmic savvy; a listener could simply enjoy the vocals as nonverbal sounds.
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The footage shows Thatcher, who is autistic and mostly nonverbal, being dragged down a school hallway by his teacher and the school nurse.
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There's a behavioral principle called mirroring, the subconscious replication of another person's nonverbal cues, which is a way humans connect and grow closer.
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"I decided to communicate in a nonverbal way that it stinks for those of us who live in the building," Ms. Kragler said.
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Those who somehow feel like Yoon's singular hero (including but certainly not limited to nonverbal children with autism) will be grateful for this book.
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Lil Nas X's 'Old Town Road' hits No. 1 Now a mom is saying it's helped her mostly nonverbal autistic son find his voice.
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To start your trip with the robot, it will prompt you to scan your boarding pass through nonverbal sounds and cues on its screen.
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Her embrace of the ugly as intrinsically human makes listening to the groans and snorts and other nonverbal sounds she emits a genuine pleasure.
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Any productive conversation about sexual violence must extend to sexual ethics, including how men respond to verbal and nonverbal cues, as Grace's story showed.
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" The Obama DOE defined it as "unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal, nonverbal, or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
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While focusing so much on how we come across with our words and actions, we tend to forget the importance of our nonverbal communication.
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"These 50 shirts feature real verbal and nonverbal signals real women gave in moments when they tried to say 'no'," reads the campaign brief.
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"He's flattening the dominance hierarchy," said Carrie Keating, a professor of psychology at Colgate University who studies nonverbal cues in power, status and leadership.
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Investigators still hope to speak to people who were in the park that day to piece together what happened to Maddox, who was nonverbal.
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Silberman displays rare empathy for the autistic people in his narrative, describing both nonverbal teenagers and eloquent activists with a deep respect and complex characterization.
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"What the paper really highlighted was not so much that technology and nonverbal communication is bad, but that verbal communication is unique," Seltzer tells me.
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Unfortunately, Klobuchar got caught in an awkward nonverbal moment when Castro was speaking on the topic of monopolies and the camera panned over to her.
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It may not be surprising to hear that body language and nonverbal signals are just as important as what you say in initial romantic encounters.
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Although often contested, UCLA Professor Albert Mehrabian claimed in his book Nonverbal Communication that 93 percent of our communication does not involve words or speech.
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Screens can also disrupt interactions with caregivers by limiting opportunities for verbal and nonverbal social exchanges, which are essential for fostering optimal growth and development.
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"It can be a code word; it can be a nonverbal cue to signify that you need to change something in the situation," she said.
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"Using nonverbal tells is an objectivity tool — a way of checking our own opinions when, as human beings, we are inherently biased," he told Refinery29.
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While her steady-as-she-goes approach was successful on the nonverbal front, it probably brought down her vocal inflection, where I'd like more variety.
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They then generated a code to analyze the data, which found that seven particular places on the face were able to recognize the nonverbal words.
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JB: The technologies to allow capture of the appearance of one's avatar and the gestures and nonverbal nuances of one's avatar, that is basically here.
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This interactive map built by UC Berkeley scientists lets you listen to the full range of nonverbal emotions in quick shrieks, screams, sighs and groans.
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As the above video shows, that study included a fascinating system for noting every nuance of nonverbal communication (you can read Hall's full paper here).
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In the 1960's, Albert Mehrabian—professor emeritus at UCLA and body language scholar—stated that nonverbal communication makes up 93 perfect of interpersonal interaction.
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I've seen my mother have a four-hour stomping fit, slamming doors and going nonverbal, because she simply didn't want to attend a family dinner.
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If it's a team you support, then if this player you're supporting in this moment shows something you might be infected by his nonverbal behavior.
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Perhaps they used more nonverbal cues to communicate empathy, said Dr. Amber E. Barnato, a professor of medicine and health care delivery at Dartmouth College.
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Since some residents are nonverbal, the staff must look for signs of the virus and rely on twice-daily temperature checks to evaluate their conditions.
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Francis learned some sign language over those 17 years but also got quite good at miming and using nonverbal cues if he needed to communicate.
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For years, parents of a Texas boy believed he was mostly nonverbal because of a brain aneurysm he had when he was 10 days old.
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The fastest way to increase your self worth, according to Warren Buffett, is to invest in yourself by perfecting your verbal and nonverbal communication skills.
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Though the bedridden woman is nonverbal, she has some ability to move her extremities, responds to sound and can make facial gestures, her family says.
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One of the biggest challenges facing American productions in China is the language barrier, an obstacle that doesn't exist for Blue Man's mostly nonverbal shows.
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At the start of the series, her consciousness was so severely damaged that she spent all her time curled up in a fetal position, completely nonverbal.
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Materiality, tactility, nonverbal language, the histories of both handcraft and factory production — Albers provides clear and rigorous analysis of these and other issues throughout her books.
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"We think of Sagittarius people as being our loud mouthed friends, but their relationship with their mom is one which can be very nonverbal," says Gat.
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Even though Tom's experience was with another man, it may be especially important for heterosexual couples that men are hyperaware of their women partners' nonverbal communication.
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The film, called Dillan's Voice, is an important departure from the way many non-autistic people often think of autistic individuals, especially those who are nonverbal.
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While what Sanders says and doesn't say are the best indicators of lying, body language experts say she also exhibits telltale nonverbal signs of being deceptive.
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Nonverbal cues, which your partner should already be paying attention to if they're following enthusiastic consent, can be just as powerful as a deep, throaty moan.
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As host of the first-ever nonverbal talk show, Fleischmann has a knack for ideating witty questions and making celebrities feel comfortable enough to open up.
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Studies have shown that effective communication is only 7% verbal and 93% nonverbal (with the non-verbal being 55% body language and 38% tone of voice).
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People who are diagnosed with high functioning autism, the kind Carter has, typically have trouble in social interactions and difficulty picking up on nonverbal conversation cues.
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She found that mothers who used devices during the exercise started 20 per cent fewer verbal and 39 per cent fewer nonverbal interactions with their children.
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When the three of them are together, the booth has the feel of a family business—respect and professionalism underlined with nonverbal communication and easy humor.
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Now, he is focused on searching for a new apartment and on raising his son, who is nonverbal and needs close supervision because of his autism.
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Thousands of people from around the world tweeted kind messages in support of a nonverbal man with autism who had a heartbreaking question for his mother.
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A woman you cannot look directly at is a monster indeed, and Perseus's defeat of her is a symbolic defeat of women's nonverbal power over men.
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When ABC picked up this show last spring, word spread quickly through the chat rooms and Facebook pages where nonverbal people and their parents hang out.
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The new program will use animated and nonverbal formats to address the needs of displaced children no matter where they live or what language they speak.
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In her 10s and physically fit, Sandy has a 10-year-old daughter, Jessica, who has quadriplegia, is nonverbal and needs assistance with all daily activities.
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In a study published this week in Trends in Cognitive Sciences, psychologists suggest emojis have become akin to nonverbal cues like facial expression or hand gestures.
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The advent of some sort of nonverbal device that gets the job done in a similar way, but without the talking, is a kind of inevitability.
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The researchers also found that an increased maternal consumption of alcohol aligned with lower nonverbal reasoning scores in 6- and 403-year-olds who had breastfed.
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It said gender harassment, "verbal and nonverbal behaviors that convey hostility, objectification, exclusion or second-class status," was by far the most common type women experienced.
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Limitation in communication, both verbal and nonverbal, compounds the frustration and anxiety that may be expressed through difficult behavior such as self-aggression or even withdrawal.
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MIKE HALE 'Speechless' (ABC) "Speechless," a sitcom about a family with a nonverbal child, knocks down more preconceptions about the world of disabilities with each episode.
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It detailed in journal form the challenges his family faced in raising his younger son, Noah, who, born in 1966, was nonverbal and difficult to control.
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At age 16, the children took tests measuring verbal and nonverbal memory, word recognition, executive function, visual-spatial orientation, information processing speed and fine motor skills.
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In virtual spaces it can be difficult to recognize someone at all — partly because of the lack of nonverbal cues we perceive constantly in real life.
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My mother accompanied me for this month Down Under and we got into the habit of doing real-time evaluations, all nonverbal, of these opening remarks.
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Railton analyzed Robbins' nonverbal cues for his TED Talk entitled "Why we do what we do," given in February 2006, which has almost 23 million views.
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Wood, who holds a BA and MA in Body Language and Nonverbal Communication, analyzed photos of the couple from the beginning of their relationship until now.
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Creators of a new conversation coach for smartwatches want to help decipher nonverbal communication, like facial expressions and gestures, to help children with Asperger's navigate social interactions.
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The progression goes from thought to nonverbal communication to spoken language to ever-expanding consciousness of self, and the place of self in relation to everything else.
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This study, like so many previous studies, thus shows the difficulty police officers face when discerning truths from lies by observing the suspect's verbal and nonverbal behaviors.
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The formal study of nonverbal interpersonal communication is often referred to as "kinesics," which is a term that was coined by an anthropological researcher in the 1950s.
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Authorities say Maddox Ritch, who has autism and is nonverbal, was walking with his father and another adult at Gastonia's Rankin Lake Park around 1:30 p.m.
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"Nonverbal people don't have many friends and I was so touched to see how this stranger worked so hard to become friends with my son," Maxon shared.
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Hector Zuniga is nonverbal, but it's obvious that he was thrilled, as he's seen in the pictures his brother posted of him smiling and clapping his hands.
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Therefore, it's no surprise that when people are communicating with potential partners online, Emoji can be an incredible resource to express romantic interest in a nonverbal way.
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If you live in a household like mine — one with a nonverbal child — you're anticipating one television show above all others this fall: "Speechless," which begins Sept.
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All three of her children are autistic, and her youngest, an 8-year-old girl named Abby, is also deaf, blind and nonverbal, and suffers from seizures.
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First watch the video back with volume and then watch it again on silent to see how your nonverbal communication adds or distracts from your overall message.
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Her son Brody has autism and is nonverbal, so he became overwhelmed by all the sights and sounds of the park and crowds when meeting Snow White.
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Weirdly, she's a rising star on the school track team, just like the sister in "Speechless," the ABC comedy about a nonverbal teenage boy with cerebral palsy.
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Several teachers from Virginia's Fairfax Public Schools have been charged with assault after a police investigation revealed that six nonverbal children with learning disabilities had been victimized.
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In Grace's account of her date with Ansari, she alleged that Ansari ignored multiple verbal and nonverbal cues that she was uncomfortable, and pressured her into oral sex.
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French was nonverbal and had an intellectual disability that would have prevented him from starting an argument, said his cousin, Rick Shureih, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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Lucky for you, Udemy offers a Body Language for Entrepreneurs class that can teach you the nonverbal social interaction skills that you may have overlooked in the past.
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After six months of unsuccessfully sending nonverbal signals that I was ready to have sex, I called him up one day and asked him to take my virginity.
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RPM was developed in the early 1990s by Soma Mukhopadhyay, the mother of an autistic child, who, like about one-third of individuals diagnosed with autism, was nonverbal.
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Earlier this month, Donald Simon, 26, who is autistic and nonverbal, visited the coffee company's Staten Island, New York location for a sweet bite and a cold drink.
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The app, which is especially useful for nonverbal individuals, has a single-screen layout, making it easy for users to customize the main screen to their individual needs.
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Conventional speech-generating devices, like the one used by the late Stephen Hawking, typically use nonverbal movements, such as twitches of the eyes or head, to produce words.
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Not all of us can talk, but we all have something to say Depending on your source, perhaps 20-30% of autistic people are estimated to be nonverbal.
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Jason Herbert's twins have multiple disabilities, including autism, and were nonverbal when they arrived at Camden Prep, in a neighborhood where block after block of houses are abandoned.
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Now that's going to sound odd, but three actually has a strong symbolic reference in nonverbal communication, and typically it means a true feeling or a true emotion.
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Cancer is a totally different energy from Leo, and Mercury in Cancer doesn't always have the easiest time expressing itself verbally because it's such an intuitive, nonverbal energy.
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We went out for a drink and discussed the synchronicity and nonverbal communications a musical selector could have with a dancer, or in my case, my radio audience.
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Hence the course offers an overview of social norms in various cultures, including national proxemics (the amount of expected personal space), nonverbal communication and potentially offensive hand gestures.
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This can prevent them from detecting and using many of the nonverbal cues sighted people use in conversation, especially if those behaviors aren't learned at an early age.
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We think of ballet as a nonverbal art, but for the last few months, the words "tell" and "say" have echoed in the studios of American Ballet Theater.
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I mean, it's not like the absence of nonverbal cues—a joking tone of voice, an eye-roll, a smile—could result in your reader taking you literally.
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She chronicles an evening where Ansari pressured her for sex, repeatedly ignoring her verbal and nonverbal cues that he should slow down, until she eventually left his Manhattan apartment.
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Everyone loves a tiny, chaotic neutral, nonverbal goober upon which to pour their affections — all the better if the baby meme's behavior careens between crushingly sweet and harmlessly violent.
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I later spoke with a therapist about her accusations and the therapist said consent can be verbal or nonverbal and that she didn't think I had assured my [lover].
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Looking ahead, this discovery could influence the development of text messaging interfaces, gaming, and brain-computer interfacing, not to mention further research into the cognitive effects of nonverbal communication.
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Daniel is mostly nonverbal but recently experienced a "miracle" breakthrough as he hummed and eventually sang along to the tune in a viral clip shared to Twitter by Brundidge.
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That's according to nonverbal communication and human behavior expert Patti Wood, who told Refinery29 that Trump's body language pointed to the fact that he was in a stressful situation.
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All Fedorenko's guinea pigs, including me, also took a daunting nonverbal memory test: squares on a grid flash on and off as you frantically try to recall their location.
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"This complex nonverbal action has several meanings, but overall it is positively received — especially when coupled with crinkled corners of the eyes indicating a 'real' smile," explains Van Natten.
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Hacienda HealthCare entered the national spotlight after news broke that a resident woman who had been in a nonverbal, incapacitated state since she was a toddler had given birth.
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"Football is its own form of communication, and it's often a nonverbal form of communication," said Becca Hirst, 23, who grew up playing in Liverpool and voted to remain.
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Seeking affirmative consent — ensuring that your partner is agreeing to each step in a sexual encounter either verbally or through a clear nonverbal action — is a very good practice.
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As med students talk with a virtual character in MPathic VR, they must interpret verbal and nonverbal cues from the character, and respond with the best strategies for facilitating care.
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In the 1970s, psychologist Adam Kendon, working at the Bronx State Hospital, uncovered a principle that continues to guide much of the research and the applications involving nonverbal behavior today.
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Just as a CEO's body language sends nonverbal cues to employees, so too can leaders' choice of where they work in an office building and where they sit during meetings.
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When someone's words and nonverbal cues are synchronized, it signals honesty, showing that the person feels the words in their limbic brain and know the words in their neo cortex.
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That's the point of "no-dialogue" videos, a YouTube trend that removes all spoken words in favor of stares, swallows, and every other nonverbal form of communication you can imagine.
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Wrench, who is accustomed to team work thanks to a literal lifetime of working with Numbers, uses nonverbal communication to get Nikki to help them get out of the bus.
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We take for granted how normal human conversation works, how complicated it can be, and how we deploy a myriad of verbal and nonverbal cues help us through the process.
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" Meanwhile, autism advocacy organization Autism Speaks expands on that, saying, "Autism ... refers to a broad range of conditions characterized by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication.
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It turns out that Rae who was born deaf and totally nonverbal was enrolled at age 50 in a program for adults with disabilities at First Street Gallery in Claremont.
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Still, it can be difficult to find ways to tell the stories of nonverbal characters like Moose and Lali authentically, when even their parents don't know what those stories are.
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Nicole and Jason Beitzel, of Watkinsville, Ga., have only taken road trips with their daughter, Abby, 4, who is autistic and nonverbal, because they were afraid she couldn't handle flying.
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The 14-year-old, who was nonverbal like Maddox, was last seen on surveillance video running out of a school on Long Island City on the afternoon of October 4.
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During a brief media availability on Wednesday in Rockport, Texas, Pence shook his head with a nonverbal nonresponse to a question about Paul Manafort's conviction and Michael Cohen's plea deal.
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Whereas in-person interviews afford you the opportunity to connect (you know, as a real human being) with the person you're meeting, phone interviews often lack nuance and nonverbal communication cues.
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These androids are used to find answers to an ever-growing list of research questions: How important is nonverbal communication to establishing trust between humans (and, therefore, between human and android)?
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We delved into Jane's grief, Kat's sexuality, Sutton's ambition – not to mention Jacqueline's impressive reputation and mentorship (the finale includes a nonverbal #MeToo equivalent from months before the hashtag began circulating).
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Sef Scott, who attends Plano Senior High in Fesno, Texas, has autism and is mostly nonverbal, he explained during his address, which was shared online by the Plano Independent School District.
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Their goal is to capture 3D models of our body language so that one day they can help endow machines with the capacity to understand the elaborate code of nonverbal communication.
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No written answer has yet been received, but Kerry may have provided a nonverbal one by meeting with the interim government's foreign minister, José Serra, during his current trip to Brazil.
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You'll learn how your nonverbal cues, as well as your verbal ones, can be misleading, and how to overcome conflict and build lasting, productive relationships — in and out of the office.
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But at the same time, the energy my son gave off—his vibes, and what I felt in those intensely intimate, nonverbal first months to be his essence—was unquestionably boy.
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Navarro, who specializes in nonverbal communication and served in the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Program, explained that he noticed a strange trend at his lectures when "Silence of the Lambs" came out.
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After months of nonverbal flirtation in the courtroom, what one clerk described as flipping her hair and looking seductive, Guess and Gill finally started sleeping together in Guess's North Vancouver townhouse.
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Zoom also has collaborative features like whiteboarding, annotation tools for screen-sharing, nonverbal feedback to mimic raising your hand in class, and local recording so that students can easily revisit lectures.
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People who develop a hands-on style, who are free with hugs and touches, generally do so because they have learned what a powerful bonding mechanism such nonverbal communication can be.
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Her husband lost his job, she got some bad news about her health and her 3-year-old son Jaxen, who has autism and is nonverbal, is battling stage 4 neuroblastoma.
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New lessons include how to gauge consent based on nonverbal cues and how to advocate for yourself when you're in an uncomfortable situation and need to find a way out safely.
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A lot of the time, texting is replacing a face-to-face or phone conversation, but you don't have access to all the nonverbal cues — facial expressions, tone of voice, etc.
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The search for Maddox Scott Ritch, who is nonverbal, entered its fifth day early Wednesday as search crews patrolled overnight on foot and ATVs for the missing 6-year-old boy.
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"Sometimes it's more difficult to interact, to judge eye contact and nonverbal cues like body language," all of which are critical to making determinations about an immigrant's claims, Ms. Khan said.
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"She said she was afraid her family would be separated, but she had no problem pointing the finger at two nonverbal, severely autistic boys," Zainea said, according to the Bangor Daily News.
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The innovation of having a "face" may seem farcical in some ways but if humans and robots are to work together nonverbal communication is critical and that's one way to do it.
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And that's exactly what the TSA program was originally intended to do, said former TSA official Carl Maccario of the Center of Nonverbal Communication, who helped start the BDO program in 2004.
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It is a raw, unlikely material, but somehow effective, simply because Ciriza's work is about discovering and harnessing uncontrolled, unrestrained pre-civilization nature, and the powers of human instinct and nonverbal communication.
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A British study of 2,000 pairs of identical twins found that, despite their identical genes, the children who started reading earlier had higher IQ scores (both verbal and nonverbal) than their siblings.
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In essence, it says that to determine if consent was given, one needs to look at the total circumstances of the encounter in question, including nonverbal behavior and the partners' shared history.
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Screen time has a negative effect on children's ability to understand nonverbal emotional cues; it is linked to higher rates of mental illness, including depression; and it heightens the risk for obesity.
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"Shortly after, he became nonverbal and unintelligible, prompting one officer to remark, 'He just hit the K-hole,' a slang term for the intense delirium brought on by ketamine," the newspaper reported.
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The director, Ed Sylvanus Iskandar, who is essentially limited in "Her Portmanteau" to inserting little nonverbal jokes and plumping the sofa cushions, provides, in the rangier play, a more hauntingly cinematic spectacle.
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However, oddly, I am also told — and have learned from the actors — that I do also tend to write very verbose, long scenes that are interspersed with these long, silent, nonverbal scenes.
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Experiments at Hungary's Eötvös Loránd University have shown that when dogs hear human voices, there's a specific area of their brain that shows significantly more activation than when they hear nonverbal noises.
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The research assistant rated participants' nonverbal behavior, such as smiling or their level of physical engagement in the interaction, as more comfortable and less anxious when the research assistant's race was identified.
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We analyzed both the verbal and nonverbal communication skills of each candidate; it was clear that everyone had a moment to shine and a moment that left them wishing for a do-over.
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I'm autistic and have a hard time with small nonverbal cues, but I'm always trying and working to be more cognizant and aware of what my partner's body is trying to tell me.
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It is true, however, that Star Wars viewers aren't fluent in the fictional languages of droids, so the original point that the nonverbal contextual beeps are a useful means of communication still stands.
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Sicile-Kira identifies as nonverbal, a term not yet part of formal diagnostic criteria but one which applies to individuals who have difficulty with or lack the ability to communicate effectively through speech.
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Adolescents and young adults with severe autism may still have the mental age of a child, and short-term care to stabilize those in crisis who are nonverbal or combative is practically nonexistent.
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While he is effusive in nonverbal communications across linguistic boundaries, formal interviews can be burdensome for Lee because he must read an interpreter's lips, and his own speech is often not readily understood.
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In 2005, in an effort to reduce that disparity, Broward County introduced a universal screening program, requiring that all second graders take a short nonverbal test, with high scorers referred for I.Q. testing.
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One problem with the new screening program is that the previous nonverbal test, which psychologists say they believe to be culturally neutral, has been replaced with one that relies more on verbal ability.
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The Oklahoma City police officer who fatally shot a deaf and nonverbal man Tuesday night was placed on administrative leave Wednesday while the Oklahoma City Police department investigates the shooting as a homicide.
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Some men said they saw a lot of themselves in Aziz Ansari, the actor who recently was accused in an online article of ignoring the verbal and nonverbal cues of a former date.
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But in practice, advocates argue that teleconferencing has inhibited full and fair proceedings: Technical difficulties, remote translation services, and the inability to read nonverbal communication over teleconference may adversely affect outcomes for immigrants.
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"Anthropos" (meaning human) is a term that the birds of "The Birds" — which is performed in Greek, as well as in nonverbal song and squawk talk, with supertitles — pronounce with fear and loathing.
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The most important thing to do when meeting a new person is to listen to them, and then find a way to respond to what they say — and to read their nonverbal cues.
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When there&aposs an initial connection, your interviewer will decide (also probably unconsciously) to help you by rephrasing questions when needed, giving you helpful feedback, and assuring you with verbal and nonverbal cues.
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Research has shown that children who lived near a major roadway at birth had lower nonverbal IQ, verbal IQ and visual motor abilities in mid-childhood compared to their peers living farther away.
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In one study, 61 percent of men said they rely on nonverbal cues to indicate whether a partner consents, while only 10 percent of women said they actually give consent via body language.
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The victim's cousin, Rick Shureih, who has spoken on behalf of the family, has characterized Mr. French as having a mental disability and being nonverbal, but he did not elaborate on his condition.
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Feast said the technology will monitor heart rate, breathing and blood pressure, along with verbal and nonverbal cues to determine the physical and emotional state of users and then coach them to improve behavior.
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The program offers students with special needs continued training for employment and independent living, and Ali — whom his fellow students nicknamed "Smiles" — was chosen to give the commencement speech, even though he is nonverbal.
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It depends on the relationship two people have, the chemistry between them, the particular verbal or nonverbal communication that's going on, and the clarity (or lack thereof) that both people want something to happen.
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"The ways with which we express gratitude can sometimes carry even more meaning than what we say, so it helps to express gratitude with a full spectrum of verbal and nonverbal messages," he says.
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It's a welcome exploration of the long-ranging costs of 9/11, even if his back story won't surprise even the youngest readers, and his sudden turn from nonverbal to hyperarticulate may ring false.
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As I, a black woman, move through my daily routine, I exchange nonverbal social pleasantries with my neighbors — gestures that are calculated to avoid the kind of actual conversation that could quickly become uncomfortable.
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Both she and Molly Carmel, a therapist and founder of The Beacon Program in New York City, strongly recommend using video conferencing rather than phone calls because therapists miss nonverbal cues on the phone.
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Landmark research by psychologist Albert Mehrabian showed that the total impact of a message in personal encounters is 7% verbal, 55% nonverbal, and 38% vocal (which includes tone of voice, inflection, and other sounds.)
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"Nelson's fascination with images proceeded from his obsession with something he called visual literacy, 'an ability to decode nonverbal messages,'" writes Pentagram partner Michael Bierut, the designer of the 2017 edition, in an introduction.
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While we're not sure that talking to yourself is such a great way to up your social interaction game, Sims was right in that nonverbal communication is a huge deal — especially in the business world.
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Instead, if the robot is going to pause, it should give a nonverbal signal that it's "thinking," like a "hmm," which keeps the conversation going and sustains the illusion of the robot being human-like.
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Some of its most bewitching posts had a voyeuristic intimacy, cataloguing interactions on city streets or in coffee shops, scrutinizing nonverbal cues, gestures, and fleeting expressions—the traces of affect that litter our daily lives.
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REST is utilizing the rave format as a creative and nonverbal way to interact with community, and share an experience of being in the "living body" of community, a place that promotes wholeness and wonder.
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She interweaves the Victorians' writings about body image with their nonverbal habits — whether they groomed themselves or paid a barber for a shave, what muscles they used to lift a pail or squeeze an udder.
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However, one Hawaii-based mom is determined to make sure her 3-year-old son — who is autistic and nonverbal — doesn't have to worry about having a fun time while trick-or-treating this year.
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The "happenings" movement in the nineteen-sixties—young painters and sculptors doing nonverbal theatre—was explained as a response to Pollock, de Kooning, and other gestural Abstract Expressionists: it was the gesture without the painting.
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A variety of research has found that women interrupt less (but are interrupted more), pay closer attention to other people's nonverbal cues and use a more democratic leadership style compared with men's more autocratic style.
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I've looked back on one relationship in particular about five years ago in which there were definite nonverbal cues that my partner was unsure about continuing and I took a nervous yes as excited enthusiastic consent.
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But interacting in the same physical space builds a level of depth and trust that simply is not available with other methods, he said, partly because people are better able to pick up on nonverbal behavior.
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A steady stream of studies over the past decade has shown that bilinguals outperform monolinguals in a range of cognitive and social tasks from verbal and nonverbal tests to how well they can read other people.
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According to CBS, Jordan testified in 2014 that Jude had learned how to communicate with her by typing on her BlackBerry, despite being nonverbal and around six years old at the time the "communication" first started.
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"My sister Natalie with intellectual and developmental disabilities was being sexually assaulted at an outside caregiving facility," says Julie Neward, 37, of Concord, CA. Natalie is nonverbal, and her story was reported by NPR last January.
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Carole Kinsey Goman, a leadership presence coach and author of "The Silent Language of Leaders" and "The Nonverbal Advantage," said she once worked with a male executive who made a point of advocating for women professionals.
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One article earlier this year in the journal Medical Teacher charted the effect on medical student morale of a variety of experiences, including verbal and nonverbal mistreatment, by everyone from attending physicians to residents to nurses.
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I can communicate well, you know that as evidenced by the fact that you're still reading this right now, and what else does dating really require but two people meeting and communicating verbal and nonverbal cues?
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"I think that to unlock the larger audience in China, it either needs to be in Chinese or nonverbal," said Marc Routh, the president of Broadway Asia, a company that produces and distributes tours throughout Asia.
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"Every object in any environment may be considered a nonverbal message input, subject to decoding by any suitable receiver within range," writes George Nelson in How to See: Visual Adventures in a World God Never Made.
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Because my ability to speak was limited, I gave her a thumbs down—a sort of nonverbal double entendre to both express my disapproval of what she said and to tell her that I was warm enough.
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As part of 2016's Autism Acceptance Month, Apple released an uplifting video called Dillan's Voice, in which a nonverbal teenager delivers a speech at his graduation, his text turning swiftly to spoken word through his iPad.
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Film is a medium that uniquely allows us to explore those inner worlds — whether it's through the pastel dream world of Marie Antoinette, or through nonverbal mannerisms and cues, like Philip Seymour Hoffman portraying author Truman Capote.
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Once upon a time, on a trip to Disney World back in November, Amanda Coley had the heartwarming pleasure of watching her two-year-old autistic and nonverbal son, Jackson, fall deeply in love with Snow White.
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If you get the chance to spend some time with the smallish, toy-sized works, it's hard not to think of them as interior, or "inner," spaces, because the artist has been mostly nonverbal his whole life.
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"Parents don't have to be exquisitely present at all times, but there needs to a balance and parents need to be responsive and sensitive to a child's verbal or nonverbal expressions of an emotional need," says Radesky.
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Be attentive to nonverbal cues like unresponsiveness or lack of enthusiasm, and don't assume that your partner will be comfortable enough to speak up all the time—so give them space and empower them to say no.
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The structure of a group chat, the pressure to comment (and therefore stay in the group) and the lack of nonverbal communication are things families need to consider as tweens transition to holding most conversations over text.
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It's the way that we Digital Age humans inject the the contextual clues of face-to-face encounters into our smartphone exchanges, by subbing emojis in for the nonverbal cues that give context to our IRL interactions.
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The report also recommends limited use of video hearings, saying judges are stymied by technical difficulties and also are less able to read the subtle cues and nonverbal communications of witnesses and people involved in the hearings.
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In my experience, bad passengers almost always immediately let you know that they&aposre going to be bad passengers, through some sort of verbal or nonverbal communication, and I&aposm sure they don&apost even realize it.
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Our approach to the question was based on decades-long research that suggests that personality traits manifest in verbal and nonverbal behaviors in the face, the body, in tones of voice, and the use of specific words.
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Another ABC comedy that is consistently crushing it, Speechless follows the DiMeo family working to make ends meet and support their eldest son J.J., whose nonverbal cerebral palsy necessitates the kind of care they can only barely afford.
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And the chirping and warbling from droids like BB-8 or R2-D2 to indicate feelings or thoughts without spoken words are effective for real-life nonverbal robotic communications too, according to studies done by researcher Robin Read.
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After all, it's not like you can get a Ph.D. in body language, though you can get one in "nonverbal communication" (or, more affordably, get trained through Reiman's Body Language University, a free subscription section of her website).
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Her continuing ability to deliver both verbal and nonverbal messages that portray her and her party as elitist and out of touch have led to remarkably high negatives in national polls and painted a political bullseye on her.
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I personally responded to this nonverbal gesture more strongly than to her words: the donning of a sombrero, an item commonly used to summarize and deride Mexican culture by, say, drunk white college students on Cinco de Mayo.
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In a new ad from Our Principles PAC, an anti-Trump group, actresses recite some of Mr. Trump's more offensive quotations, adding only nonverbal editorial comment: the flick of an eyebrow, or a knowing pause, provides ample disclaimer.
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" In its guidance, the Obama administration defined the act more broadly as "unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature," that includes "unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal, nonverbal, or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
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All attempts to understand thinking and memory in nonverbal animals are difficult, and Dr. Fugazza, Adam Miklosi and Akos Pogany developed a technique that depends on something called "Do-as-I-do training," which itself is pretty amazing.
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Reports by the Government Accountability Office and the Executive Office of Immigration Review have also raised concerns about how technical difficulties, remote translation services, and the inability to read nonverbal communication over teleconference may adversely affect outcomes for immigrants.
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Personalization is also a big feature of these mass-market devices, so the phone can do things like provide polyglots with search results in multiple languages, ways to reconfigure Quick Settings controls or 1,500 different emoji for nonverbal communication.
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At the same time, as both neuroscience and psychological research on attachment theory suggest, a human mother's brain enhances its empathetic capacities, strengthening a mother's ability to pick up on a baby's nonverbal communications through facial expressions and cries.
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When you think about how people relate in a physical space you think about nonverbal cues and signals and different places to relate in different ways, which are part of what's missing in how people conceptualize digital public squares.
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In their recently revised and updated book, "The Only Negotiating Guide You'll Ever Need: 101 Ways to Win Every Time in Any Situation, " they write that in a 30-minute conversation, two people can send 800 different nonverbal messages.
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Every scene can be picked apart for what it says, or seems to want to say, about how humans relate to one another through speech, through art, through nonverbal communication, through tacitly agreed-upon social cues, through trust (or its lack).
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But unfortunately for Trump, for the duration of the debate, Clinton not only showed more emotions but showed them with strong alignment of words and nonverbal cues, helping carry her to what is likely to be perceived as debate victory.
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In addition to formulating a succinct, nonverbal message (not to mention choosing that critically important emoji), smartphone users need to be able to hold the device, apply fine finger dexterity while typing, and focus their eyes on a relatively small screen.
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Research, however, has previously shown that at least one form of hormone therapy could help: When people with SAD took testosterone in a 2016 study, it helped them normalize eye contact, a key measure of social comfort and nonverbal synchronization.
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In fact, a wealth of research also supports that in-person communication is key, as physical touch can build trust and nonverbal communication — which can only be exchanged in person — also helps partners to empathize with and mirror one another's feelings.
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It was reading Carl Jung and D.W. Winnicott that made Phillips want to become a psychoanalyst, and it occurs to me that Jung's collective unconsciousness and Warburg's study of cultural memory, archetype and iconology overlap in their ideas of nonverbal transmission.
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Els and his wife formed the Els for Autism Foundation to raise awareness and money for the little understood neurodevelopmental disorder, which is characterized by impairments in social interaction and verbal and nonverbal communication and by restricted and repetitive behavior.
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He called it "a primarily nonverbal art integrating sound, movement, image, music, language, idea, thinking, feeling," Works of music theater tended to be smaller scale than opera, less linear and text-based than a stage musical, and aggressively expectation-defying.
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In The Journal of Nonverbal Behavior, a 2016 study found that cultures with a "low uncertainty avoidance," in which the future is judged to be relatively unpredictable and social conditions are regarded as uncertain, view smiling too much as unintelligent.
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Speechless, which was created by longtime Friends producer Scott Silveri, doesn't just tell the story of a family navigating the suburbs with a teenage son (Micah Fowler) who has nonverbal cerebral palsy but also lets that family be funny and flawed.
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The situation you sketch is different from these: a newly romantic relationship, but with a woman who probably has more of the ingredients of autonomy than the Iowan's wife had and certainly more than the nonverbal New Jersey man had.
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Even those technologies that make use of virtual agents or videos of human speakers lack the give-and-take that defines true social interaction, where the verbal and nonverbal cues of one party are dynamically responsive to those of the other.
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An actor beloved in part for his "woke bae" bona fides, Ansari wasn't revealed by the website Babe as a violent serial predator but a sexually aggressive man who read a young woman's verbal and nonverbal discomfort with his behavior as enthusiasm.
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The Journal of Interpersonal Violence published a study in 2017 that examined a group of 145 heterosexual men, 92 percent of whom were white, and found that they tended to conflate sexual desire with consent and had difficulty accurately gauging nonverbal cues.
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Designed by a solid team that includes Mimi Lien (sets), Matt Frey (lighting) and Bray Poor (sound), "War" works hard to conjure a physical sense of worlds overlapping into eternity, with sliding floors and projected words to translate for the nonverbal apes.
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A 2015 study concluded that people in Canada and the United States, countries with a long history of immigration, do smile more than those in other countries, as smiling is a form of nonverbal communication between those who don't share a language.
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They met at a party, which led to a dinner date, which led to a sexual encounter that she came to deeply regret, she told a reporter, believing Mr. Ansari ignored verbal and nonverbal cues that she wasn't into what was happening.
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In an article published in this magazine, jurors were presented with the case of a New Jersey philosopher who believed in "facilitated communication" and who, evidently convinced that she could converse with a nonverbal, mentally disabled man, became physically intimate with him.
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"I would appreciate it if you were at the park Saturday and saw Maddox, to please, urgently, please, call the tip line, please," Carrie Ritch said, reading a statement as the search for Maddox Scott Ritch, who is nonverbal, entered its fourth day.
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Growing up in Damascus in the 220s, my father would get James Bond films on VHS, we'd have Motown music playing in the car, and I'd watch half an hour of nonverbal Soviet cartoons that state TV would show in the evenings.
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The only literal nod in the whole movie is in the hospital, there's a red balloon on the bed, which is a literal nod to The Red Balloon, which is a great movie about a kid with a relationship to a being who is nonverbal.
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So, in addition to the yes, enthusiastic consent encourages people to also notice nonverbal cues, such as whether or not their partner is kissing back, moaning, arching their back, or doing any number of things that makes it clear that they're really turned on.
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The show's singular quality is partly attributable to the fact that one of the DiMeo kids is JJ (Micah Fowler), a teen with nonverbal cerebral palsy who communicates through a laser pointer, a board of letters and phrases, and his aide, Kenneth (Cedric Yarbrough).
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One of those was Kathy Nash, who stumbled upon a brief report about EagleEyes on television and realized it could help her teenage son, Michael, who was born with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy, was nonverbal and had no voluntary muscle movement below the neck.
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The products of a company called HireVue, which are used by over 600 companies including Nike, Unilever and even Atlanta Public Schools, allow employers to interview job applicants on camera, using A.I. to rate videos of each candidate according to verbal and nonverbal cues.
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The results indicated that people we perceive as creepy are much more likely to be males than females, that unpredictability is an important component of creepiness and that unusual patterns of eye contact and other nonverbal behaviors set off our creepiness detectors big time.
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Authors may be a more authentic case study for understanding the sometimes subconscious connections between identity and image than any politician or celebrity — than anyone with a job that nominally requires regular public appearances and hence demands awareness of the tools of nonverbal communication.
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Defined as "verbal and nonverbal behaviors that convey hostility, objectification, exclusion or second-class status," it is far more common in science settings, the report said, than forms of harassment like sexual coercion or unwanted touching: less often a come-on than a put-down.
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Carol has been one of the most consistently compelling characters on The Walking Dead for several seasons now, thanks in large part to Melissa McBride's nuanced performance, and she got a welcome chance to shine this week, proving that some of the most effective comedy is nonverbal.
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Ideally, that work will focus on something that the CEO is trying to implement, such as a more innovative culture, said Dustin York, a communications professor at Maryville University and an expert in how the use of space and design transmits nonverbal cues and affects behavior.
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VICE Meets Norwegian international literary sensation Karl Ove Knausgaard: Lady's insistence on her professional autonomy is such that she's stopped speaking to her sadistic, hated mother and kicked out her husband Karl, in favor of her "nonverbal" teenage son, Seth, the subject of her forthcoming memoir.
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Panelists Panel 2 | 10:83am REAL TALK WITH AMY CUDDY Specializing in the psychology of power, influence, nonverbal communication, and prejudice, Cuddy will give a moving talk about how women can empower themselves and others in subtle ways ranging from owning posture to practicing persuasive politeness.
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By combing the scientific literature to create a list of verbal and nonverbal indicators related to each vice or virtue of interest, we could examine a senator's behavior for the frequency and intensity with which they engaged in these actions to provide evidence of the trait.
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So if more white males with generally homogeneous mannerisms have been hired in the past, it's possible that algorithms will be trained to favorably rate predominantly fair-skinned, male candidates while penalizing women and people of color who do not exhibit the same verbal and nonverbal cues.
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Andrew Siyoon Ham of Seoul, South Korea, chose the Fashion & Style piece, "Justin Trudeau's Sock Diplomacy," and wrote: When Two Socks are Worth a Thousand Words Politicians talk so much that it's easy to forget that they often communicate their message through nonverbal means as well.
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The team's E.R.A. was lower with Romine behind the plate last season (3.88 compared with McCann's 4.18 and Sanchez's 4.41), and Rothschild said Romine had excellent nonverbal communication techniques, such as using his glove to emphasize that he wants a pitch out of the strike zone.
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The article was divisive because it delved into a gray area: The accuser said she used "verbal and nonverbal cues to indicate how uncomfortable and distressed she was," but to many who read the piece, the absence of a plainly stated "no" meant consent was implied.
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Puppy play enthusiasts are part of a larger community interested in bondage, dominance, sadism and masochism, collectively known as B.D.S.M. Participants primarily consider it a form of sexual role play, because they get to act like puppies — friendly, frisky, often nonverbal — and gain pleasure from doing so.
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After controlling for maternal age, race, smoking, birth weight and many other factors, they found that compared with children living more than 1,000 meters away from a highway, those living within 500 meters were twice as likely to fail in the verbal and nonverbal communication domain.
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"What is startling to me, as I have been reading her nonverbal behavior for quite a long time now, is that after she says 'not always' and knows she is truly caught lying around second 37 [of the video], she looks like a sad little girl," Wood told Refinery29.
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As the Washington Post's Robin Givhan puts it: For a woman who was once a model, who ostensibly is practiced in the art of nonverbal communication, the willingness to forgo a grin seems less like an accident and more like the tiniest declaration of personal control and rebellion.
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The results indicated that people we perceive as creepy are much more likely to be males than females (as are most clowns), that unpredictability is an important component of creepiness and that unusual patterns of eye contact and other nonverbal behaviors set off our creepiness detectors big time.
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He is still nonverbal (unless you count his easy laugh), but in the past year, Cindy says, he has shown signs of purposeful movement, an important developmental milestone, by using a head-motion-activated assistive-communication device to stop and start videos at his school for the visually impaired.
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But how do we know a qualified candidate whose verbal and nonverbal cues tied to age, gender, sexual orientation or race depart from those of the high performers used to train the algorithm will not be scored lower than a similar candidate who more closely resemblesthe in-group?
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This is normal when you're instant messaging, because "you are relying on what seem like completely literal cues, and you don't have feedback like facial expressions, tone of voice or other nonverbal signs that we use constantly when we communicate face-to-face or on the telephone," Squires says.
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You and your partner should decide on a safe word and nonverbal signal (any sort of signal that tells your partner you're not enjoying it and want to stop), as well as a plan for aftercare (a discussion about what worked and what didn't) before you do anything, Dr. Sprott says.
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Attorneys representing children say that the videoconferencing program, which pairs immigrant children in Texas and a judge in Georgia, diminishes the children's ability to communicate their reasons for seeking asylum, limits the judge's ability to evaluate nonverbal cues, and impedes the kids' ability to understand what is at stake for them.
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Attorneys representing children say that the videoconferencing program, which pairs immigrant children in Texas and a judge in Georgia, diminishes the children's ability to communicate their reasons for seeking asylum, limits the judge's ability to evaluate nonverbal cues, and impedes the kids' ability to understand what is at stake for them.
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The team at ICT used existing research on nonverbal expression to come up with a list of telling behavioral signals for Ellie to look out for, including 3D head position and orientation, body posture, intensity and frequency of facial expressions and self-adaptors (such as self grooming or touching parts of the body).
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Mr. Leonardo, who has a reputation for sinking his teeth into contentious social issues — the numbers of black and Latino men in prison, racial inequality, police use of force — had invited the performers to engage in what the museum had mysteriously presented only as a "nonverbal debate" on an urgent social topic.
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There's no room in Franz's sickroom for debate about what it means "to appropriate," or "to be appropriate"; his only concern is for beauty, because beauty — especially nonverbal beauty, musical beauty — is a foretaste, or forehearing, of Paradise, where we'll all finally speak the same language again, akin to the twittering of birds.
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Cracking the mystery of the 'Worldwide Hum' The results indicated that people we perceive as creepy are much more likely to be males than females (as are most clowns), that unpredictability is an important component of creepiness and that unusual patterns of eye contact and other nonverbal behaviors set off our creepiness detectors big time.
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I tried to use the interviews as verite and really incorporate the nonverbal moments and the moments between her and her maids — when she's asking her servants if she looks alright and checks her makeup — to use those for storytelling and then contrast that with the truth-tellers, the survivors of torture and martial law.
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"The thing about football is that when it gets really noisy in the stadium a quarterback and a wide receiver have to have this nonverbal ability to communicate as the coverage changes," says Melvin, who spent two years with the Detroit Lions and the Dallas Cowboys in the mid-1980s but retired after recurring hamstring injuries.
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"He is fascinated with opening and closing the door, hiding things inside of it and raising and lowering the flag," Denise Haight, Cameron's grandmother, told Fox News on Friday, adding that Cameron, who has autism and is nonverbal, even has a "little people" mailbox that he places near the side of the tub when he takes a bath.
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Another is that it may be more comfortable for V.A. clinicians, who weren't trained to address veterans' moral pain and who "may unknowingly provide nonverbal messages that various acts of omission or commission in war are too threatening or abhorrent to hear," noted the authors of the 2009 article on moral injury in Clinical Psychology Review.
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So I began to work at night in the dark with no lights on, and because I became so fascinated by touching and feeling a baby when you're cleaning or washing it, and all the wonderful, nonverbal contact you have with this creature, I think it got into the work in the form of a real exploration of touch.
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"If your partner doesn't enjoy the sensation of being choked, ask them if you could simulate it — putting your hands on their throat with little to no pressure, while they react as if there is pressure," she suggests, adding that you should also choose a safe word and nonverbal gesture, as well as make a plan for aftercare.
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"This demonstrates that the relationship between the two has developed from that of negotiating partners to collaborators," said Kim Yo-jong, an expert in nonverbal language who was interviewed on Channel A News in Seoul (and is no relation to Mr. Kim's sister, who shares the same name and traveled with her brother to the Vietnam meeting).
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And she's possessed of some distinctive tools, all of which were on display: a pinched, sassy tone in the highest register; a fondness for unguarded duets with her bassist (at Dizzy's, it was Noah Jackson); an array of rough, pealing nonverbal sounds that add drama to codas and interludes, hinting at meanings in the music that go beyond what fits on the page.
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"Aziz Ansari is a self-proclaimed feminist at the explicit level but is just as exposed to various media influences and lack of education and is just as prone to making errors," said Mattson, who co-authored a study in the Journal of Interpersonal Violence that examined how college men respond to verbal and nonverbal messages of consent and refusal.
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More surprising, perhaps, is that the way men and women understand consent is in almost direct opposition to each other: One study found that 61 percent of men say they rely on nonverbal cues — body language — to indicate if a woman is consenting to a sexual act, while only 10 percent of women say they actually give consent via body language (most say they wait to be asked).
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" He cited his recent study, which found that this microexpression "appeared to function as a powerful form of nonverbal punctuation that led to research participants perceiving Trump as more competent," and added, "So not only is this microexpression likely a reliable indicator of his internal state (possibly a fear of war and its costs), it also has the potential benefit of making Trump more 'believable' on this issue.
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"The lack of judgment, lack of expectations, nonverbal interaction, unconditionally, sensory engagement through touch, evident behavior of the animal, and restorative/fun experience are elements that have made the human-animal interaction qualitatively different from human interactions," says SoulPaws board member Dr. Patricia Flaherty Fischette, Ph.D. Each workshop is run by a trained SoulPaws facilitator (therapists, interns training to become licensed therapists or licensed clinical social workers) and has a different theme.
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