individualsinteracting
Individuals interacting refers to the process by which two or more people exchange information, actions, and signals in a shared context, producing mutual influence. Interaction can be verbal, such as conversations and discussions, or nonverbal, including facial expressions, gestures, and body language. It can occur in person or through digital media and ranges from brief exchanges to extended collaborative efforts.
Key features include reciprocity, turn-taking, and the alignment of meanings and expectations. Interactions can be cooperative,
The study of individuals interacting spans disciplines such as social psychology, sociology, communication studies, and anthropology.
Researchers examine interactions through observational methods, conversational analysis, experiments, and surveys. Measures include frequency and duration,
Applications appear in education, workplace teamwork, healthcare encounters, conflict mediation, and online communities. Understanding interactions helps