2024
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-4570818/v1
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Do children laugh like their parents? Conversational laughter mimicry occurrence and acoustic alignment in middle-childhood

Chiara Mazzocconi,
Benjamin O’Brien,
Kübra Bodur
et al.

Abstract: Laughter is ubiquitous and crucial in social interactions. In addition to conveying meaning, it is a valuable means for monitoring interlocutor mental states and mutual cognitive alignment. Laughter has been shown to be informative about the pragmatic development of pre-school children. The current paper investigates laughter mimicry and acoustic alignment in middle childhood in a corpus of parent-child and parent-adult computer-mediated conversations. We performed both distributional and acoustic analyses. Wh… Show more

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