| From a practical standpoint, it is impossible to capture nonverbal and paralinguistic cues from early presidents' speeches. |
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| Video-clips of instructors were used so that perceivers would have access to paralinguistic information, which is presumably important in altruist-detection. |
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| A transcript was used rather than an audiotaped conversation so as to provide no paralinguistic or vocalic cues regarding the nature of the ambiguous evaluative comments. |
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| The choice of medium used for communication dictates how many and of what breadth the paralinguistic cues are. |
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| There is no doubt that paralinguistic aspects are strongly related with the power grade the speakers have. |
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| The second category, the paralinguistic context, involves the prosodic variations that convey semantic and syntactic information, as well as the emotional state. |
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| Psychology has shown that certain cues in speech, known as paralinguistic elements, are more important than others when it comes to generating particular emotions in the listener. |
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| With practice, the knowledge, skills, and attitudes needed to obtain information become more developed and the ability to read verbal, nonverbal, and paralinguistic indicators of deceit become enhanced. |
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| Borg suggests that human communication consists of 93 percent body language and paralinguistic cues. |
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| Some participants felt that an accent or other paralinguistic features were irrelevant while others emphasised the importance of unconscious attitudes related to such issues. |
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| Nonverbal communication, body language and paralinguistic clues can account for more than 65 percent of human communication. |
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| Owens's own ballads, as critical reflections on this antipopu-lism, often present little more than paralinguistic gestures of this mourning. |
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| Firstly, they are intended to stimulate students' awareness of the extralinguistic and paralinguistic aspects of communication through a focus on pronunciation and gestures. |
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