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The effect of interviewee sex and nonverbal behavior on the evaluations of student raters in a simulated employment interview

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Author(s)
Boyle, Gerald Thomas
Advisor(s)
Stassin, Daphne
Degree
MS
Date
Aug 1979
Subject(s)
Employment interviewing; Body language.
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to reexamine the contention of McGovern, Jones, and Morris (1978) that students can identify the difference between "good" and "bad" nonverbal behavior in a way similar to professional personnel recruiters in the McGovern (1978) study.
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