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Non-verbal communication and context: Multi-modality in interaction
Tim Wharton
, Pauline Madella
School of Humanities and Social Science
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Utterance
100%
Nonverbal Communication
100%
Multimodality
100%
Prosody
75%
Inferential Model
75%
Non-linguistic
50%
Nonverbal
50%
Relevance Theory
50%
Hearer
50%
Utterance Interpretation
50%
Model Code
50%
Linguistic Properties
50%
Ostensive Stimulus
50%
Network Routing
25%
Language Studies
25%
Verbal Communication
25%
Intended Meaning
25%
Affective Dimension
25%
Discipline of Linguistics
25%
Pragmatic Theory
25%
Human Communication
25%
Communicative Behavior
25%
Speaker Meaning
25%
Speaker Intentions
25%
Wharton
25%
Communication Model
25%
Contextual Cueing
25%
Context Construction
25%
Linguistic Pragmatics
25%
Verbal Mode
25%
Multimodal Behavior
25%
Arts and Humanities
Linguistics
100%
Non-Verbal Communication
100%
Multimodality
100%
Utterance
80%
Prosody
60%
Nonverbal
40%
Relevance theory
40%
hearer
40%
Utterance Interpretation
40%
Dilemma
20%
Expression
20%
wishes
20%
Cognitive
20%
Speaker
20%
intentions
20%
Affective
20%
Multi-modal
20%
Contextual
20%
Linguistic Pragmatic
20%
Speaker meaning
20%
Speaker intentions
20%
Model of Communication
20%
Psychology
Verbal Communication
100%
Contextual Cue
100%
Nonverbal Communication
100%