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status differences in nonverbal communication  

Definition

  • Many of our social interactions can be described along a dominance, power, status, or other dimensions suggestive of higher versus lower position. Our work environment is characterized by hierarchies with people in different statuses. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Relationships; Nonverbal Communication, Status Differences]

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