August 2, 2025

Rethinking linguistic feedback: A modality-agnostic and holistic approach to multimodal addressee signals in spoken and signed dyadic interaction

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ABAnastasia BauerUniversity of Cologne SGSonja GipperUniversity of Cologne THTobias-Alexander HerrmannUniversity of Cologne

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Research uncovers distinct feedback styles in multimodal interactions across sign and spoken languages, suggesting implications for linguistic theory.

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Multimodal feedback occurs in over 85% of feedback events in both sign and spoken languages.
Different feedback styles emerge, utilizing non-manual signals, head movements, and vocal cues variably.
The study analyzed casual dyadic interactions in German Sign Language, Russian Sign Language, spoken German, and spoken Russian.
A holistic approach reveals that feedback is complex and cannot be explained by vocal or manual signals alone.

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Bauer et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/689a0c72e6551bb0af8d0000 https://doi.org/10.31219/osf.io/t8czb_v1

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Research uncovers distinct feedback styles in multimodal interactions across sign and spoken languages, suggesting implications for linguistic theory.

Rethinking linguistic feedback: A modality-agnostic and holistic approach to multimodal addressee signals in spoken and signed dyadic interaction

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Rethinking linguistic feedback: A modality-agnostic and holistic approach to multimodal addressee signals in spoken and signed dyadic interaction

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