Non-verbal communication - the eye movements, facial expressions, tone of voice, postures
and gestures that we all use more or less consciously and more or less effectively - can …

… Since verbal communication is much more complex and sophisticated, why do we use
bodily communication at all? There are several different reasons, corresponding to the different …

… Bodily communication perceived visually or through the tactile senses has a central place in
human communication. It is … in ICT (Information and Communication Technology). It is also …

… by facial expressions and body movements or kinaesthesia. Communication is the foundation
of … The confrontation between adversaries also occurs through bodily communication, with …

Fifteen measures of non‐verbal communication were coded from videotaped interactions
between a female confederate and 18–21 year old female subjects (n = 46). Three measures …

… displayed and recognized from certain bodily behaviors (ie, … bodily behaviors. Although no
extant coding system provides an exhaustive list of bodily behaviors known to communicate a …

… of signal transmission in intra-body communication has not been … This paper focuses on
waveguide intra-body communication … human body. In particular, the optimum frequency for intra-…

… the felt (and not physical) body appears as the precise sounding … /excorporation) that the
felt body constantly generates with the … by one of the many forms of felt-bodily communication. …

… : in spite of the often bodily close meetings with vulnerable … ’ often only sense-based
communication. This dimension of the … focus on the bodily communication between students and …

… of bodily communication to volleyball. The analysis of the results of sporting performance
can highlight relationships between scores and some skills attributable to bodily communication…