spoken language

Question 1

paralinguistic features

Answer 1

gestures, facial expressions, body language

Question 2

prosidic features (prosidy)

Answer 2

volume , pitch , pause and stress used in speech

Question 3

normal non fluency features

Answer 3

voice fillers ,

Question 4

normal non fluency features

Answer 4

voice filler/pause , silence, repetition

Question 5

voice fillers

Answer 5

e.g. err , umm , ohh

Question 6

false starts

Answer 6

an attempt to start something, such as a speech, project, or plan, which fails because you were not properly prepared or ready to begin

Question 7

repetition

Answer 7

repeating the same word or phrase

Question 8

dialect

Answer 8

a type of language that is from a specific region or group

Question 9

backchannelling

Answer 9

feedback given while someone else is talking, to show interest, attention and/or a willingness to keep listening

Question 10

discourse markers

Answer 10

a word or phrase that changes the flow or topic of dialogue without changing the meaning behind it e.g. anyways , so

Question 11

diexis (diectic words)

Answer 11

pointing words used in a shared context e.g. here,there,this,that

Question 12

hedging

Answer 12

expressing uncertainty e.g really, perhaps, maybe, possibly

Question 13

ellipsis

Answer 13

missing out words in speech intentionally

Question 14

vague language

Answer 14

talking about something without directly saying what it is