Toward a mechanistic theory of dialogue: The interactive alignment model.
Psychology of Language (Clark,’96)
Mechanistic theory of dialogue?
Outline of talk
PPT Slide
Dialogue & Alignment
Dialogue & Alignment (1)
Alignment of Situation Models
Description Schemes(1)
Description Schemes (2)
Description Schemes (3)
Description Schemes (4)
Group Coordination (Garrod & Doherty, 1994)
Development of Group Coordination
Output/Input Coordination
Dialogue & Alignment(2)
Syntactic alignment (Branigan et al.2001)
Dialogue & Alignment(3)
Alignment at one level leads to alignment at other levels(1)
Alignment at one level leads to alignment at other levels(2)
The interactive alignment model (Pickering & Garrod, forthcoming)
Autonomous Transmission Model
Interactive Alignment Model
Interim Conclusion
Alignment & Dialogue Inference
Alignment Repair Process
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Alignment & Routinization
Routinization
short-circuiting production
Contrasting monologue and dialogue processing
Dialogical Continuum?
Dialogue vs Monologue: influence of group size (Fay, Garrod & Carletta, 2000)
Summary & Conclusions
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