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  • People Who Are Attached to Their Companion Animals See Emotions in Animals

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    Rutter, Lindsey P.
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    Emotional intelligence is the ability of an individual to recognize, utilize, and regulate emotions, which are likely relevant to the perception of emotions in humans as well as in animals. The perception of emotions in companion animals enables an individual to improve the intensity of the bond between a human...
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    being a form of intelligence (Mayer & Salovey, 1997, p. 435). Emotional intelligence was originally

  • Investigating the Validity of the Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT)

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    Landin, Joshua M.
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    study investigated the validity of the Perceiving Emotions branch of the Mayer-Salovey- Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT). This was conducted through a correlational analysis with three previously validated measures of nonverbal communication proficiency; The Profile of Nonverbal Communication (PONS), the Diagnostic Analysis of Nonverbal Accuracy-2 (DANVA2), and the Affective Communication...
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    AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Joshua M. Landin for the

  • The Relationship between Attention and Rapport in Conversation with AAC Users

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    Nguyen, Duy M.
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    Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) devices enable people who cannot speak to communicate with others. Unfortunately, they are tedious to use and are believed to lower the satisfaction of interacting with others. This thesis attempted to document the impact that AAC devices have on social interactions, in the hope of...
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    half from the first interaction (M = 23.40, SD = 5.52) (t (24) = 15.43, p < .001). For each

  • Personality Characteristics of Individuals who are Emotionally Intelligent

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    Kraus, Alyson E. M.
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    The present study sought to identify the personality traits associated with emotional intelligence. Eighty three students (30 male, 53 female) ranging between 17 and 42 years of age completed the Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT) and a personality inventory known as the California Q-Sort as part of a 10 week...
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    Intelligent by Alyson E. M. Kraus A PROJECT submitted to Oregon State

  • Turn-Taking in Face-to-Face Conversations: A Proposed Theory of Chair Swiveling

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    Smith, Lyshuand R.
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    The purpose of this thesis is to propose swiveling behavior as a potential speech transitioning device and to discuss the methodology behind qualitative and quantitative analysis of swivels in relation to subjects’ partners. Due to the impacts of gaze and body orientation direction on speech transitioning, it is deduced that,...
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    speech through what are termed nonverbal cues (Roth & Lawless, 2002, p. 4), their execution is much

  • A multi-faceted method for validating emotional intelligence

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    Reyna, Nicholas R.
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    The Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT) purports to assess emotional intelligence, which includes the ability to successfully identify and manage emotions. To test the validity of this claim, 21 students took the MSCIET along with a several other performance measures and personality scales, and their scores were correlated. The MSCEIT...
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    thinking and actions" (Salovey & Mayer, 1990, p.189). A person high in this ability would not only be

  • Perceiving Big Five Traits Accurately at True Zero Acquaintance

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    Brown, Jill A.
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    This research focused on the accuracy of trait judgments at zero acquaintance and after five minutes of interaction. Thirty-five undergraduates judged the neuroticism, extraversion, openness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness of four to six others whom they did not know. Participants then interacted in one-on-one conversations with each target for five minutes....
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    accurate at detecting extraversion, r = 0.33, p < 0.01 and conscientiousness, r = 0.32, p < 0.01 but not

  • Sports and Personality: The Effects of Childhood Sports Participation on Healthy Personality Development

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    Sharma, Shrida
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    Sports, being one of the most popular forms of social play for children (Felfe et al., 2016), can contribute to a child’s development, as they are associated with “physical growth, biological maturation, behavioral development, psychological, and social well-being” (Bailey et al., 2015). The purpose of this study was to attempt...
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    , FIFA, Minecraft, Pac Man, etc. Preliminary Analyses Of the 199 participants, 145 (114 F, 30 M, 1

  • The paradox of Facebook : Interdisciplinary perspectives of social support online and face-to-face

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    Daley, Allison
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    The extensive adoption of social media has provoked widespread debate about how online communication impacts social relationships. An apparent paradox of Facebook is that people simultaneously express feeling more and less connected than ever before. Through perspectives from psychology and communication studies, this thesis addresses a question of public concern:...
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    interpersonal communication” (O’Sullivan, 2000, p. 417). FtF interactions are intuitively considered the

  • Exercise Habits, Adult Attachment Styles, and HPA-Axis Hypersensitivity

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    Chrisman-Miller, Zoe
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    This is the first study to link exercise with adult romantic attachment style in a university setting. Previous research has associated insecure attachment styles, particularly those associated with high levels of anxiety, with increased pain sensitivity. This thesis hypothesizes that the mechanism responsible for this relationship will correlate with the...
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    significant (F(3, 144) = 4.08, p = .008, ηp2= 0.08). For Q20, there was a significant effect of attachment