Titlebook: Nonverbal Behavior; A Functional Perspec Miles L. Patterson Book 1983 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1983 Kommunikation.Persuasion.behavior.

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Regulating Interaction,f these patterns often produces noticeable discomfort and increased self-consciousness. The purpose of the present chapter will be to discuss and analyze the behavioral patterns related to the regulation of interaction. The primary emphasis will be on direct verbal encounters, or what Goffman (1963) calls focused interactions.

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Intimacy,Chapter 2, it is unnecessary to review its substance. It is appropriate, however, to consider the construct of intimacy more closely and examine its place in the present functional analysis of nonverbal behavior.

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The Service-Task Function,eractions. Specifically, the intimacy function described the role of interpersonal affect in determining the relatively spontaneous expression of nonverbal involvement. In contrast, the social control function was described as the purposeful management of nonverbal involvement designed to influence others.

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An Overview: Problems and Prospects,terson, Roth, & Schenk, 1979; Patterson, Jordan, Hogan, & Frerker, 1981), highlighted some of the weaknesses of the earlier models and provided direction for developing this functional approach. An overview of the present model might proceed best by first attending to a general evaluation of the functional perspective.

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