Marta Castañer
ABSTRACT
The present study examines the relationship between the verbal communication skills and paraverbal communication (both kinesic and proxemic) of indoor soccer coaches in competitive match situations, senior women's competitive level. T-patterns detection analysis provides a sequential analysis of data, illustrating the communicative style and flow of each coach.
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- Observing the paraverbal communication of coaches in competitive match situations
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