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Conversational fluency
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How smoothly a conversation unfolds.
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Sociolinguistics
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A branch of linguistics that studies the effects of social and cultural differences within a community on its use of language in conversational patterns.
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Mean length turn ratio (MLT ratio)
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The ratio of mean length turn ratio of two speakers and a conversation.
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Mean length speaking turn
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Computed by determining the average number of words spoken during a set number of conversational terms.
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Conversational turn
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The period during which a participant delivers a contribution to the conversation.
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A communication handicap
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The psychosocial, this advantage is that result from hearing loss.
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A communication disability
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A loss of function.
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Interviews
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Assessment or siege are used to elicit information about specific information about each individual's hearing problem.
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Questionnaires
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And assessment instrument used to gain subjective, conversational fluency in communication handicap from respondents.
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Open ended questions
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Questions used to elicited qualitative information.
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Closed ended questions
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Questions used to gather quantitative information.
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Daily logs
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Self-reports of behavior used by respondents for self-monitoring. Respondents perform a self-monitoring procedure regarding behaviors of interest, and provide self-reports.
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Self-monitoring -- reactive
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Self-monitoring can provide a reactive procedure as it may influence how a person uses communication behaviors and strategies.
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Group discussions
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Group discussion provides a forum class members to discuss communication issues.
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Structured communication interactions
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Simulated conversations used to reflect the patience communication difficulties.
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