Presentation	2003/10/31 The Effects of Balance in the Amount of Conversational Utterance on the Impressions of the Partner and the Conversation Kazumi OGAWA,
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Abstract(in English)	Dyadic conversation is viewed as dynamic interaction between conversants. This study focused on reciprocity as an interaction pattern (Burgoon et al., 1995), and examined the effects of between conversant utterance balance on the impressions of the partner and the conversation itself. Previously, Ogawa (2003) studied the effects of this balance on impressions as judged by neutral observers, but it was discovered that both the observers as well as conversants may have been influenced by the different contexts of conversation. This study discussed in detail the effects of between conversant utterance balance on impressions with reference to Ogawa (2003).
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Keyword(in English)	utterance balance / reciprocity / partner impression / conversation impression
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Conference Date	2003/10/31(1days)
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Title (in English)	The Effects of Balance in the Amount of Conversational Utterance on the Impressions of the Partner and the Conversation
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Keyword(1)	utterance balance
Keyword(2)	reciprocity
Keyword(3)	partner impression
Keyword(4)	conversation impression
1st Author's Name	Kazumi OGAWA
1st Author's Affiliation	School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Daido Institute of Technology()
Date	2003/10/31
Paper #	HCS2003-26
Volume (vol)	vol.103
Number (no)	410
Page	pp.pp.-
#Pages	6
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