Nonverbal Cue Reliability is a psychometric construct that refers to the consistency and stability of nonverbal cues in accurately conveying a sender's internal states or intentions across repeated observations or contextual variations within the domain of nonverbal decoding.
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Michelle Yeh, Christopher D. Wickens · Human Factors The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society · 2001 · 173 citations · Full text
Effect of Reliability on Cue Effectiveness and Display Signaling.
James L. Merlo · 1999 · 28 citations
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Bowling Green, United States
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Michigan Medicine
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Appalachian State University
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Hologic (Germany)
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Larue Carter Hospital
Indianapolis, United States
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