Submissive Displays is a nonverbal behavioral construct in the study of body language that signifies deference, humility, or appeasement through specific postural, facial, or gestural cues that distinguish it from other interpersonal signaling behaviors by conveying reduced dominance or status.
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How “Real” Are Computer Personalities?
Youngme Moon, Clifford Nass · Communication Research · 1996 · 287 citations
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