対話における主導権と身体動作の同調傾向の関係(一般セッション,コミュニケーション支援,共生コミュニケーション及び一般)

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The present study analyzed the relationship between initiative-taking and synchrony of body movements of interactants in dialogues. Five pairs of participants were instructed to discuss for 20 minutes and propose ideas on a given topic. The intensity of each interactant's body movements was measured using a computer-based video analysis. We applied a moving cross-correlation analysis to the time-series of the body movements in order to examine the temporal relationship between the movements of the interactants. Ten independent raters evaluated the degree of initiative-taking of each participant after having watched each video clip. The results revealed that: (1) the body movements of interactants who are about to take initiative tend to precede those of their partner only for the pairs in which the initiative-taker changed several times; (2) the tendency was not observed for the pairs in which only one interactant took the initiative throughout the discussion.
社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
2009-05-07