The Department of Communication Studies recently hosted a presentation by Judith Hall, psychology professor at Northeastern University. Hall presented "Things I Have Learned (So Far) About Accurate Interpersonal Perception."

A distinguished scholar, Hall has conducted research in a number of areas surrounding nonverbal behaviors (e.g., perception accuracy, nonverbal skills, sex differences and most recently, patient-provider interactions). She received her Ph.D. in social psychology from Harvard University in 1976.

To view the full lecture, click here.