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Multimodal Intimacy Regulation in Dyadic Conversations - Dataset
This dataset accompanies a study of how non-verbal communicative behaviors are regulated during natural conversation between strangers. Eighty-eight participants (44 dyads) who had not met before engaged in two consecutive conversations that differed in experimentally induced closeness: one guide
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