Comprehensive Polymer Science and Supplements 1989
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-08-096701-1.00169-5
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“…It is obviously not possible, in the current state of our knowledge, to postulate the universality of this characteristic of interactional behaviour. The majority of studies carried out in this area were done on occidental languages, but we hâve confirmation that vocal back-channel signais exist equally in Japanese (see Maynard, 1986 andWhite, 1989), and in the Bouroucho community, in the north of Pakistan (I thank Richard Patry, from the University of Montreal, who has fumished me with this last piece of information).…”
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“…It is obviously not possible, in the current state of our knowledge, to postulate the universality of this characteristic of interactional behaviour. The majority of studies carried out in this area were done on occidental languages, but we hâve confirmation that vocal back-channel signais exist equally in Japanese (see Maynard, 1986 andWhite, 1989), and in the Bouroucho community, in the north of Pakistan (I thank Richard Patry, from the University of Montreal, who has fumished me with this last piece of information).…”
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“…Therefore, a minimal production of back-channel signais is essential. We also know that too great a production of back-channel signais canbe disruptive, as is shown by several comparative studies on back-channel signais produced by speakers who speak the same language but corne from different communities (Tottie, 1990;White, 1989;Maynard, 1986). Although these studies hâve brought f orth behavioural différences between fellow speakers, to my knowledge no one as of yet has truly tested the convergence of listening strategies of a group of individuals who are members of the same community, In a preliminary investigative step I will therefore attempt to see if, in a comparable situation-the sociolinguistic interviewwith the use of the same type of discourse by the informant -a narrative 3interviewers show similar behaviour with respect to the frequency of back-channel device production and to the choice of context for the production of these devices.…”
Section: Listening Strategies In Sociolinguistic Interviews Convergen...mentioning
confidence: 99%