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Research on Language and Social Interaction Volume 47, 2014 - Issue 2
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Sighing in Interaction: Somatic, Semiotic, and Social

Elliott M. HoeyDepartment of Language and Cognition, Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, The NetherlandsCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 175-200 | Published online: 12 May 2014

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FIGURE 1 Separate phases of a sigh.

FIGURE 1 Separate phases of a sigh.

FIGURE 2 Line 1.

FIGURE 2 Line 1.

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FIGURE 3 Rebekah parts lips (line 2).

FIGURE 3 Rebekah parts lips (line 2).

FIGURE 4 Exhales, looks away (line 3).

FIGURE 4 Exhales, looks away (line 3).

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FIGURE 5 Hat lying with feet suspended above.

FIGURE 5 Hat lying with feet suspended above.

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FIGURE 6 Hat transitioning to new position.

FIGURE 6 Hat transitioning to new position.

FIGURE 7 Hat beginning to prop himself up.

FIGURE 7 Hat beginning to prop himself up.

FIGURE 8 Hat settling into reclining position.

FIGURE 8 Hat settling into reclining position.

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FIGURE 9 Marie facing Lex (lines 15–17).

FIGURE 9 Marie facing Lex (lines 15–17).

FIGURE 10 Marie faces forward, Rachel lifts head (lines 18–19).

FIGURE 10 Marie faces forward, Rachel lifts head (lines 18–19).

FIGURE 11 Marie turns to Rachel, who sighs (line 20).

FIGURE 11 Marie turns to Rachel, who sighs (line 20).

FIGURE 12 Lex self-selects, Marie turns to her (lines 21–23).

FIGURE 12 Lex self-selects, Marie turns to her (lines 21–23).

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