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Interaction

We do not communicate alone but through an interaction with one or several partners. To understand communication, it is crucial to study it the context in which it occurs : interaction. We indeed know that communicative partners adapt to one another in a very precise manner which contributes to the success of the communicative interplay.
Keywords : speech;communication;interaction;communicative partner;gesture;adaptation

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