Identity and Similarity Chains in the Conversation of High-Involved and Low-Involved Speakers: Evidence of Integrated Discourse Strategies

Examines the strategic coordination of local and global textual resources in conversations of dyads with three different patterns of interaction involvement. Finds the dyads seemed to rely on integrated discourse strategies leading to the use of unified configurations of discourse resources. (MS)

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Published in:	Western Journal of Speech Communication Vol. 52; no. 3; p. 185
Main Author:	Villaume, William A
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	1988
Subjects:	Coherence Communication Research Communication Strategies Conversation Discourse Discourse Analysis Dyads Group Dynamics Higher Education Identity Chains Similarity Chains Speech Communication
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Summary:	Examines the strategic coordination of local and global textual resources in conversations of dyads with three different patterns of interaction involvement. Finds the dyads seemed to rely on integrated discourse strategies leading to the use of unified configurations of discourse resources. (MS)