This book examines patterns of
interpersonal coordination in a treatment group. Findings
reported herein were obtained from videorecording and
analysis of twelve one-hour sessions. A new construct was
introduced to the study of group behaviour. Interpersonal
coordination was imported to this inquiry as a means of
examining changing patterns of nonverbal behaviour in the
treatment group under study. Interpersonal coordination was
defined as comprising two behavioural elements, behavioural
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