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... phonemic clause . To do this , we have studied the sequential probabilities of the movements as they relate to the rhythmical structure of the clause . Refer back once again to the four clauses we have been using as an exam- ple for an ...
... phonemic clause . To do this , we have studied the sequential probabilities of the movements as they relate to the rhythmical structure of the clause . Refer back once again to the four clauses we have been using as an exam- ple for an ...
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... phonemic clause ending on an intermediate pitch level , which is sustained , neither rising nor falling , at the juncture between clauses . A frequent pattern of phonemic clauses in American English is a series of 2 2 clauses , which ...
... phonemic clause ending on an intermediate pitch level , which is sustained , neither rising nor falling , at the juncture between clauses . A frequent pattern of phonemic clauses in American English is a series of 2 2 clauses , which ...
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... phonemic clause and the speaking turn . Every cue dis- play and every instance of smooth ex- change of turns or ... phonemic clauses ( b ) which additionally were marked by the display of one or more of the floor - yielding cues de ...
... phonemic clause and the speaking turn . Every cue dis- play and every instance of smooth ex- change of turns or ... phonemic clauses ( b ) which additionally were marked by the display of one or more of the floor - yielding cues de ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
FACIAL EXPRESSION AND VISUAL INTERACTION | 11 |
PAUL EKMAN WALLACE V FRIESEN AND SILVAN S TOMKINS | 34 |
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