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SeminarEndedPsychology

Touch in romantic relationships

City University of New York

Hosted by AFC Lab & CARLA Talk Series

· 70 minutes

Abstract

Responsive behavior is crucial to relationship quality and well-being across a variety of interpersonal domains. In this talk I will share research from studies in which we investigate how responsiveness is conveyed nonverbally in the context of male friendships and in heterosexual romantic relationships, largely focusing on affectionate touch as a nonverbal signal of understanding, validation, and care

Topics

affectionate touchnonverbal communicationrelationship qualityresponsive behaviourromantic relationships

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