Abstract Evaluation of team communication can provide critical insights into team dynamics,
cohesion, trust, and performance on joint tasks. Although many communication-based …

During conversation, speakers modulate characteristics of their production to match their
interlocutors' characteristics. This behavior is known as alignment. Speakers align at many …

Previous literature has associated math literacy with linguistic factors such as verbal ability
and phonological skills. However, few studies have investigated linguistic synchrony, shown …

Socially shared regulation of learning (SSRL) is a crucial process for groups of learners to
successfully collaborate. Detecting and supporting SSRL is a challenge, especially in real …

Advances in conversational AI systems, powered in particular by large language models,
have facilitated rapid progress in understanding and generating dialog. Typically, task …

The theory of socially shared regulation of learning (SSRL) suggests that successful
collaborative groups can identify and respond to trigger events stemming from cognitive or …

We develop a novel probabilistic model for interpersonal coordination as a latent
phenomenon explaining statistical temporal influence between multiple components in a …

We present data on convergence in the Switchboard corpus, ad-dressing differences across
measures and across speakers. Wemeasured convergence in four characteristics, to test …

The tendency of people to engage in similar, matching, or synchronized behaviour when
interacting is known as entrainment. Many studies examined linguistic (syntactic and lexical …

Lexical Alignment is a phenomenon often found in human-human conversations, where the
interlocutors converge during a conversation to use the same terms and phrases for the …