Speech Predictability and Social Contact Patterns in an Informal Group

Muriel Hammer · Sylvia Knopp Polgar · Kurt Salzinger

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This paper deals with a methodological aspect of research which in its broadest sense was concerned with the relationship between social and cultural forms. More specifically, the research was concerned with measuring the effect on the predictability of speech of social contact in informal groups. Several kinds of data were obtained for estimating amounts of contact and degrees of inter-connectedness in small social networks, and these were related to a measure of speech predictability among the participants in the network.

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