Gaze and blinking in dyadic conversation: A study in coordinated behaviour among individuals
Gaze and blinking in dyadic conversation: A study in coordinated behaviour among individuals
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10.1080/01690965.2011.615220
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2012-01-01
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Cummins, Fred
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Cummins, Fred
面对面的交谈必然涉及大量的身体运动，而不仅仅是说话所需的。我们试图理解这种类语言活动的系统性变化，作为会话潮起潮落的函数。研究了二进对话中的凝视和眨眼，以及它们与话轮的关系。八对提供15分钟的对话，其中包括五名参与者谁参加了两对。这有助于彻底检查的丰富的共同变化的凝视和眨眼内的个人和作为一个功能的二分体。系统性变异的许多方面在个体内部是相对不变的，但个体之间表现出很大的质的差异。
Face to face conversation necessarily involves a great deal of bodily movement beyond that required for speaking. We seek to understand the systematic variation of such para-linguistic activity as a function of the ebb and flow of conversation. Gaze and blinking in dyadic conversation are examined, along with their relation to speech turn. Eight pairs provide 15 minutes of conversation each, including five participants who partake in two dyads each. This facilitates a thorough examination of the rich covariation of gaze and blinking both within an individual and as a function of the dyad. Many aspects of systematic variation are found to be relatively invariant within the individual, but individuals display large qualitative differences, one from the other.