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Research on Language and Social Interaction Volume 20, 1987 - Issue 1-4: Multichannel Communication Codes: Part I
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Section B ‐ Structuring and interpreting multichannel behavior

The functions of behavioral synchrony and speech rhythm in conversation

Gina C. Pelose Texas Tech University
Pages 171-220 | Published online: 08 Jun 2010

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