Estudio en cognición social: el vestuario y su vinculación como elemento de análisis en la comunicación no verbal / Social cognition study: clothing and its link as an analysis element of nonverbal communication
Estudio en cognición social: el vestuario y su vinculación como elemento de análisis en la comunicación no verbal / Social cognition study: clothing and its link as an analysis element of nonverbal communication
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社会认知研究:服装及其作为非语言交流分析元素的联系
DOI:
10.15178/va.2018.143.85-110
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
13.5
通讯作者:
J. Jaime
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Jaime
The aim of this study is to determine whether clothing might be an element in of analysis in nonverbal communication (NVC), given that currently there is an academic bias, on the one hand, those who incorporated it in the study of communication and on the other hand, authors who do not contemplate it, so that, an hermeneutical study was conducted as a method of elemental ontology, therefore, this article provides a criterion to create a theoretical framework for NVC and clothing as sub-category. By examining experimental studies and looking at scientific literature was found that clothing: a) is a non-linguistic sign that sends at least 19 different messages, b) Embraces all the structural elements for the existence of NVC c) is present as expression mechanism in other species, and d) supports the verbal system by executing 5 functions. These results provide the basis for experimental researches. In addition, it is concluded that is a priority for the scientific community, to establish a uniformed classification, in order to allow theoretical advancement of these elements at the international level, through the same language, otherwise, communication sciences, especially in the sphere of NVC, will continue suffering from multiple opposed or inaccurate conceptions, therefore, it is proposed that the acronym (CF) be used to name any factor or issue resulting from clothing as an element of non-verbal expression.
影响因子:
5
作者:
Fetterman AK;Liu T;Robinson MD
通讯作者:
Robinson MD
影响因子:
7.6
作者:
Fast, Lisa A.;Funder, David C.
通讯作者:
Funder, David C.