Measuring Nonverbal Immediacy Scale (NIS) and its Applicability in Academics: A Cross Cultural Survey
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nonverbal immediacy scale(nis), culture, academicAbstract
In this study, we are showing the non-verbal immediacy variables, such as an instructor's posture, facial expressions, distance when interacting with students, touch and gestures, vocal expression, and intents, have a favourable and significant impact on this relationship. The study also showed that across students in Under-Graduate and Post-Graduate programmes, the intention of relationships changes according on gender.
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