Designing Speech for a Recipient. The roles of partner modeling, alignment and feedback
in so-called ‘simplified registers’ Page 1 John Benjamins Publishing Company Designing …

Abstract Language use in conversational settings is tailored to the knowledge and beliefs of
specific conversational partners. We compare conversational partners in studies of …

Studies exploring the influence of executive functions (EF) on perspective-taking have
focused on inhibition and working memory in young adults or clinical populations. Less …

Purpose In recent years, colorectal cancer (CRC) screening rates have increased steadily in
the USA, though racial and ethnic disparities persist. In a community-based randomized …

During dialogue, speakers attempt to adapt messages to their addressee appropriately by
taking into consideration their common ground (ie, all the information mutually known by the …

During communication, we form assumptions about what our communication partners know
and believe. Information that is mutually known between the discourse partners—their …

During conversation, partners develop representations of jointly known information—the
common ground—and use this knowledge to guide subsequent linguistic exchanges …

Judging the perspective of others often requires ignoring one's own accessible knowledge.
Aging increases reliance on the most available knowledge and may decrease the …

Speakers tailor referential expressions to the listener's knowledge, a phenomenon called
audience design. Audience design requires access to partner-specific representations in …

Children often refer to things ambiguously but learn not to from responding to clarification
requests. We review and explore this learning process here. In Study 1, eighty‐four 2‐and 4 …