Turn-taking is a fundamental aspect of human communication, governing how people manage the flow of conversation by alternating between speaking and listening. It ensures that interactions are orderly and cooperative, allowing participants to contribute meaningfully and avoid overlaps or interruptions.

Turn-taking

Human communication is a dynamic process through which individuals exchange information, thoughts, and feelings using verbal and non-verbal methods. It is foundational to understanding and building relationships, shaping culture, and facilitating collaboration across various contexts, from personal interactions to complex global networks.

human communication

flow of conversation

alternating between speaking and listening

Orderly Interactions

Cooperative interactions

Meaningful Contributions

Avoiding overlaps

Avoiding interruptions

Teaching Turn-Taking Skills in Child Interactions

The Importance of Turn-Taking: Understanding Social Interactions

Understanding the Essentials of Daily Conversation

Effective Communication Techniques

Interactive Listening Activities

Facilitating Group Discussions on Texts

Soziale Interaktion

Understanding Social Interactions

Conversational Practice

Relevant Degrees

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