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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"social signaling"”.
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Social signaling in decision making
… important and often underestimated instrument in social interactions. The paralinguistic elements of speech, which are described in common speech as "tone of voice", are one channel of the nonverbal communication. They, together with conversational dynamics, are a very powerful measurement for …
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Toward a social signaling framework : activity and emphasis in speech
… propose a framework for classifying high-level social behavior according to those metrics. We present experiments showing that non-linguistic speech analysis alone can account for appreciable portions of social phenomena. We report statistically significant results in measuring the …
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Connectibles : tangible social networking
… "Connectibles," an instantiation of a tangible social network, a new type of social network application rooted in physical objects and real world social behavior. This research is inspired by social signaling and object theory, which together suggest that gifts act as physical symbols and …
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No universal support for solar glare as an evolutionary driver of malar stripes in falcons
… for a different purpose (such as crypsis or social signaling), but may have become exapted for solar glare reduction in Peregrine Falcons owing to the species' cosmopolitan distribution and high degree of specialization on agile bird prey.
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Designing Inclusivity in Collaborative Technology
… answers to this question. Prior research in social science and organizational science argues that collaborative tools should be effective since technology reflects the social values of its users, and users will adapt the technology they use to make it effective for their needs. What I have …
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SOCIAL AND REPUTATIONAL DRIVERS OF SUNK-COST SENSITIVITY IN INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE DECISION-MAKING
… argues that sunk-cost behavior is shaped more by social pressures than by cognitive bias. Across three preregistered, “waste-free” studies, I show that people persist to protect reputation and relationships—especially when others have invested or when commitment signals reliability. When social …