Dyad 1:
Person A: Sex: male Race/Ethnicity: African American Estimated Age: 17- 20
Person B: Sex: male Race/Ethnicity: Middle Eastern Estimated Age: 17- 20
Setting: The Garden State Plaza mall.
Time: 6: 30 pm
Standing or sitting: standing
Nature of relationship: co-workers
Length of Observation in minutes: 5 minutes
Frequency of Touch
Person A touches Person B: 0
Person B touches Person A: 0
Smiling
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Infrequent Frequent
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Person A smiles More Person B smiles more
Eye Contact
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Person A gazes more Person B gazes more
Interpersonal Distance: approximately 15 inches
Notes: The two males were working at a cellphone stand in the garden state plaza mall. There were three workers present, however, only the two males that I observed were interacting. The two males were smiling throughout my observation, it …show more content…
Compare the nonverbal behaviors of the men and women you observed. Describe similarities as well as differences.
Similarities: Dyad 1, the two males, and dyad 2, the two females did not touch at all thought out by observation.
Differences: Interestingly, dyad 1, the two males, smiled and laughed more than dyad 2, the two females. In dyad 3, the male was more touchy than the female.
2. Compare and contrast the nonverbal behaviors you observed in the same-sex and female –male dyads.
Dyad 1, the two males, nonverbal behavior’s displayed that they were both enjoying each other’s company, they both smiled and it appeared as if they were talking about something funny because they both laughed numerous times during my observation. Both Dyad 1 and 2 did not touch at all throughout my observation. However, Dyad 3, the male and female, who appeared to be a couple, did touch three times, and two of the three times it was the male who touched the female. The Dyad 3 female appeared to be more laid back, where dyad 3 male appeared to be more outgoing, as he smiled and touched the female
Person A: Sex: male Race/Ethnicity: African American Estimated Age: 17- 20
Person B: Sex: male Race/Ethnicity: Middle Eastern Estimated Age: 17- 20
Setting: The Garden State Plaza mall.
Time: 6: 30 pm
Standing or sitting: standing
Nature of relationship: co-workers
Length of Observation in minutes: 5 minutes
Frequency of Touch
Person A touches Person B: 0
Person B touches Person A: 0
Smiling
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Infrequent Frequent
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Person A smiles More Person B smiles more
Eye Contact
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Person A gazes more Person B gazes more
Interpersonal Distance: approximately 15 inches
Notes: The two males were working at a cellphone stand in the garden state plaza mall. There were three workers present, however, only the two males that I observed were interacting. The two males were smiling throughout my observation, it …show more content…
Compare the nonverbal behaviors of the men and women you observed. Describe similarities as well as differences.
Similarities: Dyad 1, the two males, and dyad 2, the two females did not touch at all thought out by observation.
Differences: Interestingly, dyad 1, the two males, smiled and laughed more than dyad 2, the two females. In dyad 3, the male was more touchy than the female.
2. Compare and contrast the nonverbal behaviors you observed in the same-sex and female –male dyads.
Dyad 1, the two males, nonverbal behavior’s displayed that they were both enjoying each other’s company, they both smiled and it appeared as if they were talking about something funny because they both laughed numerous times during my observation. Both Dyad 1 and 2 did not touch at all throughout my observation. However, Dyad 3, the male and female, who appeared to be a couple, did touch three times, and two of the three times it was the male who touched the female. The Dyad 3 female appeared to be more laid back, where dyad 3 male appeared to be more outgoing, as he smiled and touched the female