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"To be honest": sequential uses of honesty phrases in talk-in-interaction
D. Edwards
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Alessandra Fasulo
Centre for European & International Studies Research
Faculty of Science & Health
Centre for Interaction, Development and Diversity
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Talk-in-inter-action
100%
Honesty
100%
Speaker
50%
Framing
33%
Parenthetical
33%
Independent
16%
Deity
16%
Sincerity
16%
Police
16%
Normativity
16%
Intentional State
16%
Telephone Call
16%
INIS
assessments
100%
interactions
100%
complement
50%
comparative evaluations
25%
telephones
25%
Social Sciences
Framing
100%
Police
50%
Normativity
50%