Pause Behavior is a linguistic construct in speaking development that denotes the strategic and often patterned occurrence of temporal silences during speech production, serving to regulate cognitive processing, syntactic planning, or discourse organization in oral communication.
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Pausing Behavior
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Hesitation Phenomena in Spontaneous English Speech
Howard Maclay, Charles E. Osgood · WORD · 1959 · 769 citations
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Columbia University
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- Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
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- Language and Speech
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- Phonetica
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