Turn Taking in Conversation
393 Followers
Recent papers in Turn Taking in Conversation
This research is analyzing the turn taking strategies by adult. Conversation Analysis will be used to conduct this research. We will look how the adult manage they turn taking when they get conversation each other. This phenomenon is... more
Carranza, Isolda E. 2015. Conversación y deixis de discurso (2nd edition).
Patterns of interruption across different group gender composition conditions in academic settings have been subject to extensive research in the western context over the last three decades or so. To the contrary,... more
Participants in an intercultural situation of communication, trying to understand the intentions of their co-Iocutors from their own cultural perspective, can frequently commit misinterpretations that lead to misunderstandings of... more
Participants in an intercultural situation of communication, trying to understand the intentions of their co-Iocutors from their own cultural perspective, can frequently commit misinterpretations that lead to misunderstandings of... more
Our prior research posits that the prelinguistic vocalizations of infants may elicit caregiver speech which is simplified in its linguistic structure. Caregivers' speech clearly contributes to infants' development; infants' communicative... more
Participants in an intercultural situation of communication, trying to understand the intentions of their co-Iocutors from their own cultural perspective, can frequently commit misinterpretations that lead to misunderstandings of... more
In TLT Volume 42 (3), Davey Young presents contrasting models of turn-taking in Japanese and English and argues that this cross-cultural difference is primarily due to linguistic differences across English and Japanese. While rightly... more
I attempt here to account for the/an origin of sociality (proto-turn taking) in human infants through analysis of biological reactions in interaction with caregivers without invoking innate cognitive `phenomena` language of thought... more
The linguistic mechanisms organizing turn-taking in conversation are still not fully understood. Especially disputed is the relevance of various linguistic features to signal the disposition to yield the floor. The present study adds to... more
Much of human learning emerges as a result of interaction with others. Yet, this interpersonal process has been poorly characterized from a neurophysiological perspective. This study investigated (i) whether Interpersonal Brain... more