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Effects of non-verbal reactions on viewers' perceptions of candidates in a televised election debate : implications for ETV
This research investigated the effects of manipulation of camera angles and display of non-verbal behaviour on viewers' reactions to candidates in Canadian election debates. A twenty-two minute videotape of extracts from the English TV Debate of October 25, 1988, consisting of the over-the-shoulder
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