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Abstracts.
- Paul Drew & Claire Penn – On failure to understand what the other is saying
- Chris Cummins – Getting implicatures wrong
- Adrian Bangerter, Julie Brosy, & Paloma Corvalan – Correlates and effects of delayed responses to job interview questions
- Herbert H. Clark – Cost-benefit analyses in communicating
- Staffan Larsson – Grounding as a side-effect of grounding
- Robin Cooper – Dynamic linguistic resources: a recipe for miscommunication
- Mark Dingemanse – Negotiating understanding in conversation: A cross-linguistic study of other-initiated repair
- Jennifer Roche – (Mis)Communication, Ambiguous Lexical Choices, and Perspective Taking in Dyadic Tasks
- JP De Ruiter – Modeling Miscommunication
- Gregory Mills – Semantic coordination in dialogue: miscommunication drives abstraction
- Rose McCabe – Miscommunication in doctor-patient communication: Is getting it wrong, getting it right?
- Pat Healey – The Body’s Natural Defences Against Communicative Disease
- Matthew Purver – Miscommunicating with Computers
A full series of summaries of these talks written by members of the doctoral colloquium are available, along with links to slides from some of the talks.
Past workshops
- Abstracts from the 2006 Miscommunication workshop are available here.
- Proceedings of the 2005 Miscommunication Symposium at CogSci in Stresa are available here.
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