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A Bibliometric Study on Body Language
Abstract
Body language is the oldest yet also the most modern method of communication. People convey messages to their surroundings through their bodies, either intentionally or unintentionally. These nonverbal behaviors play a highly influential role in human relationships. As a tool that complements or replaces verbal communication, body language constitutes a very significant part of communication. Body language, which forms the cornerstone of communication, plays a significant role in various fields, ranging from doctor-patient relationships, physical education, and intercultural communication to drama, psychology, sociology, communication sciences, and educational sciences. This study aims to provide a cross-sectional overview of the scientific research conducted in the field of social sciences in Turkey over the past 10 years, focusing on non-verbal communication and body language in Turkish-language scholarly works.
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