Communicating Chemically (11-09-12)
Researchers from the University of Utrecht (Semin, de Groot, Smeets, Kaldewaij, and Duijndam) have confirmed that humans use chemical signals to communicate emotional states to other humans.
Researchers from the University of Utrecht (Semin, de Groot, Smeets, Kaldewaij, and Duijndam) have confirmed that humans use chemical signals to communicate emotional states to other humans.
A soon to be published study, authored by Brett Martin of the Queensland University of Technology confirms that people dislike being crowded, even when holiday shopping.
The ability of light to communicate nonverbally is becoming more widely known.
The design of physical environments can reinforce or help change opinions about organizations.
Schielke investigated whether it was possible to communicate brand messages through the lighting in retail outlets.
Porath and her colleagues have investigated situations in which customers see employees interact who are upset with each other, and the ramifications are dire.
The design of physical environments can reinforce or help change opinions about the organizations that control particular places.
How do the items on display in a therapist’s office influence the way that therapist is perceived?
This book is about how the fashion, financial, telecommunications, and automotive industries are using architectural design worldwide to communicate their brands.
Architects, designers, workplace planners, and others working with Steelcase researchers feel they have identified the essential steps required to effectively convey brand and culture in a workplace.