Social Intelligence and Nonverbal Communication

Chapter 1 Social Intelligence: What It Is and Why We Need It More than Ever Before

Chapter 2 Nonverbal Receiving Ability as Emotional and Cognitive Empathy: Conceptualization and Measurement

Chapter 3 Empathy as Spontaneous Communication: At the Intersection of the Traditional Social and Behavioral Sciences and the New Affective and Communication Sciences

Chapter 4 Factors that Facilitate or Impair Kinesic and Vocalic Nonverbal Behaviors During Interpersonal Deception

Chapter 6 Nonverbal Steps to the Origin of Language

Chapter 7 A New Look at Person Memory

Chapter 8 Communicating with Robots: What We Do Wrong and What We Do Right in Artificial Social Intelligence, and What We Need to Do Better

Chapter 9 Reading Faces: Ability to Recognise True and False Emotion

Chapter 10 Hidden Tears and Scrambled Joy: On the Adaptive Costs of Unguarded Nonverbal Social Signals

Chapter 11 Interpersonal Accuracy and Interaction Outcomes: Why and How Reading Others Correctly Has Adaptive Advantages in Social Interactions

Chapter 12 Skill in Social Situations: The Essence of Savoir-Faire

Chapter 13 Inter- and Intrapersonal Downsides of Accurately Perceiving Others’ Emotions

Chapter 14 Trait Impressions from Faces Demonstrate Preserved Social Intelligence in Older Adulthood

Chapter 15 Postscript: Social Intelligence as the Social Construction of Reality—An Augmented Agenda for Social-Intelligence Research