Publications
Cekaite, Asta. 2016. Touch as social control: Haptic organization of attention in adult–child interactions. Journal of Pragmatics 92 : 30–42.
He, Agnes Weiyun. 2016. Discursive roles and responsibilities: a study of interactions in Chinese immigrant households. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 37 (7) : 667–679.
Hester, Sally. 2016. Answering questions instead of telling stories: Everyday breaching in a family meal. Journal of Pragmatics 102 : 54–66.
Huang, Chiung-chih. 2016. Information management in Mandarin child speech, maternal speech, and adult speech. Lingua 184 : 53–68.
Keel, Sara. 2015. Young children's embodied pursuits of a response to their initial assessments. Journal of Pragmatics 75 : 1–24.
Ogiermann, Eva. 2015. In/directness in Polish children's requests at the dinner table. Journal of Pragmatics 82 : 67–82.
Wilkinson, Ray and Carly Butler. 2013. Mobilising recipiency: Child participation and ‘rights to speak’ in multi-party family interaction. Journal of Pragmatics 50 (1) : 37–51.
Moore, Ekaterina. 2013. “Children Are All Looking at You”: Child socialization, directive trajectories and affective stances in a Russian preschool. Pragmatics and Society 4 (3) : 317–344.
Caronia, Letizia. 2012. Texts-in-dialogues: The communicative constitution of media ideologies through family ordinary talk. Language and Dialogue 2 (3) : 427–448.
Kidwell, Mardi. 2009. Gaze Shift as an Interactional Resource for Very Young Children. Discourse Processes 46 (2-3) : 145–160.
O’Reilly, Michelle. 2008. What value is there in children's talk? Investigating family therapists’ interruptions of parents and children during the therapeutic process. Journal of Pragmatics 40 (4) : 507–524.
Pearson, Judy C. and Jeffrey T. Child. 2007. A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Parental and Peer Attachment Styles among Adult Children from the United States, Puerto Rico, and India. Journal of Intercultural Communication Research 36 (1) : 15–32.
Goodall, Catherine, Anthony J. Roberto and Kellie E. Carlyle. 2007. Communication and Corporal Punishment: The Relationship between Self-Report Parent Verbal and Physical Aggression. Communication Research Reports 24 (2) : 103–111.