Mark Cook
University of Oxford
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Language and Speech | 1974
Mark Cook; Jacqueline M. C. Smith; Mansur Lalljee
Two studies of syntactic complexity in relation to filled pause rates are described. In the first no relation between proportion of subordinate clauses and FP rate is found. In the second it is found that FPs precede longer than average clauses. It is suggested that FPs reflect processes of syntactic organisation at the clause level, rather than the sentence level.
Psychonomic science | 1968
Mark Cook
Previous work on Non — Ah speech disturbances has not controlled for length of utterance. It is suggested that Non — Ah SD’s will be less frequent in long utterances. Data is presented and a non-linear relationship is found. There are fewer SD’s in long utterances and in very short utterances than in utterances between 30 and 50 words long. This could be a confounding factor in some studies. It also makes it difficult to apply the results of most previous work to everyday conversation.
British Journal of Psychiatry | 1994
Michael Argyle; Mark Cook; Duncan Cramer
Human Relations | 1968
Michael Argyle; Mansur Lalljee; Mark Cook
British Journal of Psychology | 1969
Adam Kendon; Mark Cook
Human Relations | 1970
Mark Cook
European Journal of Social Psychology | 1974
Michael Argyle; Luc Lefebvre; Mark Cook
The British journal of social and clinical psychology | 1975
Mark Cook; Jacqueline M. C. Smith
Semiotica | 1972
Mark Cook; Mansur Lalljee
The British journal of social and clinical psychology | 1969
Mark Cook
