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User centred design of social signals feedback for communication skills training

Pereira et al., 2018

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5046486866438260575
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Pereira M
Colecchia F
Hone K
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Communication skills are recognised as crucially important across the majority of work contexts and are particularly important for public-facing roles, especially media related work such as giving radio and TV interviews. Media skills courses are common in a range of fields …
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