Disfluency Patterns is a linguistic construct that identifies and categorizes the systematic occurrences of interruptions, repetitions, fillers, and revisions in spontaneous speech, distinguishing them from fluent utterances through their temporal and structural manifestations in spoken language.
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Hesitation Phenomena in Spontaneous English Speech
Howard Maclay, Charles E. Osgood · WORD · 1959 · 769 citations
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