1st Edition
The Social and Psychological Contexts of Language
350 Pages
by
Psychology Press
352 Pages
by
Psychology Press
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Published in the year 1982, The Social and Psychological Contexts of Language is a valuable contribution to the field of Social Psychology.
Introduction; 1: The Contexts of Language; 2: The Social Significance of Speech in the Job Interview; 3: The Influence of Patients' Speech upon Doctors: The Diagnostic Interview; 4: Interpersonal Attraction and Verbal Behavior in the Initial Interview; 5: The Unconscious Element in Intercultural Communication; 6: Graduates of Early Immersion: Retrospective Views of Grade 11 Students and Their Parents; 7: Lexical Variations in Intensity, Immediacy, and Diversity: An Axiomatic Theory and Causal Model; 8: The Functions of Nonverbal Signs in Conversation; 9: Person-Centered Speech, Psychological Development, and the Contexts of Language Usage; 10: Sociolinguistics: A Social Psychological Perspective
Biography
R. N. St. Clalr, H. Giles
