Patterns of Vocalization and Impression Formation

This article discusses the interactive behavior that accompanies verbal exchange. It specifically describes a set of experiments designed to isolate an important subset of interactive behavior, the vocal (as opposed to the verbal) and to relate this information to a wide range of social impressions resulting from verbal exchange. (Available from Semiotica, Co-Libri, P.O. Box 482, The Hague 2076, The Netherlands) (CLK)