Looking,smiling, laughing,and moving in restaurants: Sex and age differences |
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| Authors: | Robert M Adams Barbara Kirkevold |
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| Institution: | (1) the Department of Psychology, Fort Hays State University, 67601 Hays, Kansas;(2) the University of Washington, Seattle, Washington |
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| Abstract: | Three hundred and twenty-eight diners in three restaurants were observed for three minutes each and the frequencies of six behaviors recorded: looking and glancing away from the table and companions, smiling, laughing, gross movements, and standing. Males looked more than females, and females smiled and laughed more than males. Significant age differences were found for smiling, laughing, movement, and standing. Significant interactions were found in looking for sex by with or without a companion. Significant age by sex interactions were found for smiling, laughing, and standing. |
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