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Section 1

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Front

Notes inserted by the transcriber to explain what a speaker is referring to, if it is not obvious from the dialogue

Back

Nonverbal contributions with content

Front

Contributions to the conversation that are not "words" (mhm, uhhuh, nods, shrug, etc.)

Back

Talking to camera

Front

What do you think?

Back

Complete Utterance

Front

"A unit of speech with complete semantic and syntactic content"

Back

Mazes

Front

Attempts made by the speaker to keep the floor as they try to formulate their utterance

Back

False start

Front

Unfinished words

Back

Backchannels

Front

Responses to utterances that one speaker makes to acknowledge the dialogue or to prompt the other speaker to continue. NEVER occur in response to questions. If the speaker continues to talk after offering the backchannel, DON'T count it UNLESS there is a pause of 2+ seconds

Back

Unfinished/Abandoned Utterances

Front

The speaker starts to say something but doesn't finish their thought.

Back

Pauses

Front

A break between words or utterances that lasts for at least 2 seconds.

Back

Interruptions

Front

A speaker begins a new utterance before the current speaker finishes what they are saying

Back

Repitition

Front

When an entire word or combination of words is repeated by the same speaker. They can occur at any point during an utterance

Back

Overlaps

Front

Both the parents and child speak at the same time. Often occurs with interruptions

Back

Questions

Front

When a speaker's inflection is upturned and/or the grammatical structure of the utterance is in question form for complete utterances

Back

Nonverbals without content

Front

Other sounds, such as sound effects, singing, and exclamations (ohno, wow, gasps, oops, whoa) that are not considered words

Back

Parenthetical Remarks

Front

When a speaker interrupts their own utterance or train of speaking with another utterance or side comment and then continues their original utterance

Back

Revision

Front

When a speaker starts to say something, stops, and then continues on with the SAME topic but with DIFFERENT wording

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