Preliminary Analysis of Individual Differences of the Perceived Encoding and Decoding Abilities (1).

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Title: Preliminary Analysis of Individual Differences of the Perceived Encoding and Decoding Abilities (1).
Additional Titles: 島根県立看護短期大学紀要, 3, 69-76
Document Type: Monograph
Physical Description: 1 online resource
Index Terms: nonverbal communication, perceived encoding ability, perceived decoding ability, self-monitoring scale, Departmental Bulletin Paper., AM.
URL: https://ushimane.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/49
https://ushimane.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/49/files/KJ00004420753.pdf
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The present study attempted tp construct the Perceived Encoding Ability (PEA) and Perceived Decoding Ability (PDA) scale for Japanese based on the scale made by Zuckerman and Larrance (1979). The scale was administered to 153 females and 66 males. PEA correlated positively with PDA. Both sexs reported that they were poor judges of their own encoding abilities. Females had higher scores on both the PEA and the PDA scales. Among females, perceived deconding ability was modestly correlated with self-monitoring scale.
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Other Numbers: JPNII oai:irdb.nii.ac.jp:00927:0002192409
1542134646
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Accession Number: edsoai.on1542134646
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