Separated By A Common Language : Nonverbal Accents and Cultural Stereotypes About Americans and Australians  

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Marsh, Abigail A. ; Elfenbein, Hillary Anger ; Ambady, Nalini

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/jcca) vol. 38 no. 3 (2007), page 284-301.
Topik: COMMON LANGUAGE; non verbal beahviour; facial expressions; culture; stereotyping; emotion
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The expression of non verbal cues may differ systematically across cultures. Common cues used in distinct ways cross - culturally may be termed non verbal accents. The data in this study indicate that non verbal accents can help perceivers to ditinguish the nationality of expressers. in study 1, american participants could determine the nationality of australian and american adults with above - chance accuracy when viewing their emotional expressions but not neutral expressions. In study 2, american participants could also determine the nationality of australians and americans seen walking or waving in greeting. The accuracy of nationality judgements was also correlated with the extent to which australian targets were perceived to conform to stereotypes about australians. It is argued that non verbal accents may be a mechanism that perceivers can use to apply group stereotypes.

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