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The document analyzes the dynamics of group discussions, focusing on 'conversational latency'—the time elapsed since a participant last spoke—and its impact on conversational engagement and obligations. It explores how turn-initial words signal content and reflect the speaker's position in the conversation. Findings indicate that recent speakers bear greater conversational obligations, while those who have been silent longer may experience alienation from the topic, often leading to attempts to change it upon re-entry. The study uses data from 29 experimental task groups to illustrate these patterns and suggests implications for understanding group decision-making processes.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the form's sections, which include obligations, engagement, and alienation in group discussions. Familiarize yourself with these concepts as they will guide your responses.
Fill out each section methodically. For example, in the 'Obligation' section, reflect on your experiences in group discussions and articulate any obligations you felt during those interactions.
In the 'Engagement' section, provide insights on how you maintained involvement in conversations. Use specific examples to illustrate your points.
Finally, address the 'Alienation' aspect by discussing any moments where you felt disconnected from the conversation. This reflection is crucial for understanding group dynamics.

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