Q. What is an utterance in the context of conversation analysis?

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Q. How do gaps in a conversation affect turn-taking?

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Q. What are adjacency pairs in the context of conversation analysis?

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Q. How do interposed pairs affect the adjacency pair structure?

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Q. What is the main challenge when identifying adjacency pairs in a conversation?

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Q. What is the term for the dependence of an utterance on earlier utterances within a conversation?

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Q. What does mean by "deictic reference" in the context of conversation?

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Q. How does external context affect the interpretation of conversation?

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Q. What is a challenge related to data collection in conversation analysis?

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Q. What is the term used for the shared subject or theme that conversation participants focus on?

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Q. How can topics be analyzed in a conversation transcript?

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Q. Why is the negotiation of changes in dialog focus important in conversation analysis?

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Q. What is the main objective of analyzing topics and dialog focus in computer-mediated conversation?

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Q. In the classification of utterances based on their relation to the task, what type of utterance is described as "directly relevant to the development of the topic"?

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Q. Which type of utterance provides clarification, elaboration, or additional details to the conversation?

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Q. When a participant in the conversation talks about the process of collaboration itself, what type of utterance is it?

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Q. What kind of procedural utterance is related to the technology supporting the collaboration and often arises in response to a breakdown?

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Q. What is the term used to describe the correction made in a conversation after a breakdown occurs?

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Q. Which type of breakdown occurs when participants fail to maintain a shared focus on the topic?

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Q. What contributes to the detection of breakdowns and their rapid repair in normal speech?

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