%0 Journal Article
%T A multimodal analysis of the sequential organization of verbal and nonverbal interaction
%A Abuczki
%A ¨¢gnes
%J Argumentum
%D 2011
%I Debrecen University Press
%X The paper addresses the study of the formal features of conversation from both a theoretical and an empirical perspective. In particular, following the framework and terminology of Sacks, Schlegoff and Jefferson (1974), turn-taking and sequencing are designated ¡®formal¡¯ features of interaction. Furthermore, the study adopts and fits into the framework of the theoretical modelling of human¨Ccomputer interaction (HCI), as outlined in Hunyadi (2011). After reviewing the theoretical background of the multimodal analysis of conversation, a communicative act-based pragmatic annotation system will be outlined which is to contribute to a better understanding of the sequential organization of interaction. Finally, a case study on the sequential organization of nonverbal cues for turn regulation as well as their alignment with verbal content will be described.
%K multimodal analysis of conversation
%K pragmatic annotation system
%K turn management
%K nonverbal communication
%K human¨Ccomputer interaction
%U http://argumentum.unideb.hu/2011-anyagok/works/AbuczkiA.pdf