Perceptions of Arabic Back-Channel Behavior

This page contains information related to a draft journal article: American and Arab Perceptions of an Arabic Turn-Taking Cue.

Supplementary Information

• Technical Report: Additional information about American and Arab perceptions of an Arabic Turn-taking Cue
• Presentation at the 2008 Meeting of the Society for Cross-Cultural Research: A Study in Cross-Cultural Interpretations of Back-Channeling Behavior (powerpoint)
• Detailed Protocol
• Stimuli
• Questionnaire
• Main spreadsheet of quantitative experiment results
• Spreadsheet of post-normalized t-test and z-test for Experiment 1
• Spreadsheet of analysis of adjectives chosen in Experiment 2 based on ANEW valences
• Spreadsheet of post-normalized t-test for Experiment 2
• Spreadsheet of impressions in Experiment 3 with columns reordered to support t-tests
• Spreadsheet of Arab subjects' comments

• When to Produce Back-Channels in Arabic Dialog
• Nigel Ward publications page
• Nigel Ward home page