Publication: Language‐Invariant Strategies of Navigating Transitions in Joint Activities: Forms and Functions of Coordination Markers
Language‐Invariant Strategies of Navigating Transitions in Joint Activities: Forms and Functions of Coordination Markers
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Morozova, N., Stoll, S., & Bangerter, A. (2025). Language‐Invariant Strategies of Navigating Transitions in Joint Activities: Forms and Functions of Coordination Markers. Cognitive Science, 49, e70133. https://doi.org/10.1111/cogs.70133
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Abstract Goal‐directed tasks unfold in hierarchies of larger and smaller sub‐tasks, and pursuing them jointly implies that participants must agree on whether they are continuing an ongoing sub‐task (horizontal transition) or switching to the next sub‐task (vertical transition). Previous research indicates that humans employ short and efficient coordination markers as procedural conventions to distinguish horizontal (e.g., in English, with yeah and uh‐huh) and vertical transitions (with okay , all right). However, it remains unclear (1
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Morozova, N., Stoll, S., & Bangerter, A. (2025). Language‐Invariant Strategies of Navigating Transitions in Joint Activities: Forms and Functions of Coordination Markers. Cognitive Science, 49, e70133. https://doi.org/10.1111/cogs.70133
