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The research hypothesizes that the American 2020 Presidential debate participants used recurrent interruptions as a communicative strategy to gain more power on floor and win voters' support. form of political interaction (televised debates) also affected candidates' speech behavior in way it added another participant (the general public) discussion; result, an institutionally controlled discou...

Using a 20-hour contrastive corpus documenting political debates (public as well on TV) and work meetings, the paper examines functions distributions of specific French evidential: tu dis/vous dites [P] [you say [P]] (n = 108). Reported speech markers have been studied extensively across various languages communicative contexts. However, situation where speakers report their addressee's remains...

The past two decades have seen an upsurge of interest in the collective behaviors of complex systems composed of many agents entrained to each other and to external events. In this paper, we extend the concept of entrainment to the dynamics of human collective attention. We conducted a detailed investigation of the unfolding of human entrainment--as expressed by the content and patterns of hund...

Abstract We use two-round survey data from 62 elections in 10 countries since 1952 to study the formation of vote choice, beliefs, and policy preferences assess how televised debates contribute this process. Our include 253,000 observations. compare consistency between intention choice respondents surveyed at different points before, then again after, election, show that 17% 29% voters make up ...