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Verbal vs Nonverbal Cues in Conversation

Documentation:: These data were obtained in an online experiment in which they heard 8 audio clips of natural conversations either in English or in (Chilean) Spanish under three conditions (in the order shown): delexicalised, converted to pitch only and full audio. Subjects were asked to identify the relationship between the speakers in each case from a randomised list of 8 relationship types (4 positive/affiliative, 4 negative). The 8 audio clips represent each of these relationship types.

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Dunbar, R. (2019). Verbal vs Nonverbal Cues in Conversation. University of Oxford.

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Dunbar, R. Verbal vs Nonverbal Cues in Conversation. University of Oxford, 2019.

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Dunbar, R. 2019. “Verbal vs Nonverbal Cues in Conversation.” University of Oxford.
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Files:: Dataset 1 - British subjects.xlsx

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Dataset 2- Spanish subjects.xlsx

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+ Dunbar, R More by this author/creator

Institution:: University of Oxford
Department:: MSD
Sub department:: Experimental Psychology
Role:: Data collector, Data curator, Creator, Project manager, Data manager

+ Wellcome Trust More from this funder

Publisher:: University of Oxford
Publication date:: 2019
DOI:: 10.5287/bodleian:NydVzojaq

UUID:: uuid:d1d9bae4-1d28-4b09-831b-87a77b81b431
Deposit date:: 2019-08-03

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Copyright date:: 2019

Licence:: ORA Terms and conditions

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