PREDISPOSITIONS TOWARD VERBAL BEHAVIOR IN TASK-ORIENTED INTERACTION

PREDISPOSITIONS TOWARD VERBAL BEHAVIOR IN TASK-ORIENTED INTERACTION

Two studies were conducted that examined the interaction patterns of dissimilar PVB subjects in task oriented discussions. Their interaction was content analyzed and subjected to computer assisted Markov analysis. We found predictable behavioral, cognitive, and content differences between high, midd...

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