Synthesizing evidence from recent interaction studies, we find that people use multi-layered behaviors as a tool to simultaneously probe, align, and shape their conceptual knowledge of the interaction, constructing a shared and situated source of interpretational constraints on the meaning of those behaviors.
Authors
Arjen Stolk, Jana Bašnáková, Ivan Toni
Publication
Routledge Handbook of Neurosemiotics
November 16, 2020
November 16, 2020
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