Hesitation Phenomena in the Language of Family Conversations Across Three Conversational Styles in Three Formats of Television Programming in the U.S.A

Hesitation Phenomena in the Language of Family Conversations Across Three Conversational Styles in Three Formats of Television Programming in the U.S.A [microform] / Fern L. Johnson and Leslie K. Davis.

The research investigated the nature and frequency of hesitation phenomena in speech as presented within content segments featuring interaction among family members on three modes of television programming: documentary, prime time, and soap opera. A sample of videotape recordings for each program fo...

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Main Author: Johnson, Fern L.
Other Authors: Davis, Leslie K.
Format: Microfilm Book
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1978.
Subjects:
Discourse Analysis.
Documentaries.
Grammar.
Language Patterns.
Language Research.
Language Styles.
Language Usage.
Nonverbal Communication.
Programing (Broadcast)
Sociolinguistics.
Speech Communication.
Television.
Television Research.

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