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Acknowledgements
Chapter 1Introduction
Chapter 2Some Previous Basic Findings
2.1 Turn-taking in English Conversation
2.2 Interruptions and Overlaps
2.3 Definitions of Turn
2.4 Turn-taking and Projectabilities
2.5 Conversational Style
2.6 Adjacency Pairs
Chapter 3Practice: Rule Violations and Motivations
3.1 Pauses, Overlaps, and Backchannels
3.2 Speech Act and Turn-taking
3.3 Speaker Changes
3.3.1 Speaker Changes at CTRPs
3.3.2 Speaker Changes at Non-CTRPs
3.3.3 No Speaker Changes at CTRPs
3.3.4 Summary
Chapter 4Application: Ways to Solve Conversational Problems
4.1 Pre-conversational Planning
4.2 Opening Conversations
4.3 Preference Structure
4.4 Turn-taking Signals
4.4.1 Some Useful Expressions for Yielding the Floor
4.4.2 Some Useful Expressions for Holding the Floor
4.4.3 Some Useful Expressions for Claiming the Floor
4.4.4 Some Useful Backchannel Expressions
4.5 Self-monitoring
4.5.1 Self-interruptions
4.5.2 Editing Expressions
4.5.3 Self-repairs
4.6 Closing Conversations
Chapter 5Conclusion
5.1 An Overview on the Findings
5.2 Limitations of the Study
Bibliography
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