Social Cue Processing is a cognitive mechanism that involves the detection, interpretation, and integration of nonverbal signals—such as eye gaze, facial expressions, and body orientation—to infer social intent and guide appropriate interpersonal responses within social interaction contexts.
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Human cognition in its social context.
Robert S. Wyer, Thomas K. Srull · Psychological Review · 1986 · 679 citations
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