The paper defines the notion of agreement from a cognitive point of view and analyses types of agreement signals in TV debates. Agreement is defined as a relation of identity, similarity or congruence between the opinions of two or more persons, by contrasting it with confirmation and admission, and the connected notions of proposal, assessment and opinion are overviewed. Research is then presented on the multimodal signals of agreement in debates from the Canal 9 and the AMI corpora; different ways to express agreement are singled out in extensive discourse, single words and body signals, and analysed through an annotation scheme of multimodal data. Different types of agreement are illustrated, including true, indirect and apparent agreement. -

Poggi, I., D'Errico, F., Laura, V. (2011). Agreement and its Multimodal Communication in Debates: A Qualitative Analysis. COGNITIVE COMPUTATION, 3, 466-479 [10.1007/s12559-010-9068-x].

Agreement and its Multimodal Communication in Debates: A Qualitative Analysis

POGGI, Isabella;FRANCESCA D'ERRICO;
2011-01-01

Abstract

The paper defines the notion of agreement from a cognitive point of view and analyses types of agreement signals in TV debates. Agreement is defined as a relation of identity, similarity or congruence between the opinions of two or more persons, by contrasting it with confirmation and admission, and the connected notions of proposal, assessment and opinion are overviewed. Research is then presented on the multimodal signals of agreement in debates from the Canal 9 and the AMI corpora; different ways to express agreement are singled out in extensive discourse, single words and body signals, and analysed through an annotation scheme of multimodal data. Different types of agreement are illustrated, including true, indirect and apparent agreement. -
2011
Poggi, I., D'Errico, F., Laura, V. (2011). Agreement and its Multimodal Communication in Debates: A Qualitative Analysis. COGNITIVE COMPUTATION, 3, 466-479 [10.1007/s12559-010-9068-x].
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