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Fox Tree, Jean E. 2018. Overhearing Dialogues and Monologues: How Does Entrainment Lead to More Comprehensible Referring Expressions? Discourse Processes 55 (7) : 545–565.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2015. Discourse markers in writing. Discourse Studies 17 (1) : 64–82.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2015. Quotation as a multimodal construction. Journal of Pragmatics 81 : 1–7.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2014. Addressee backchannels steer narrative development. Journal of Pragmatics 70 : 152–164.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2013. Communicative Effectiveness of Written Versus Spoken Feedback. Discourse Processes 50 (5) : 339–359.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2012. Social factors affect quotative choice. Journal of Pragmatics 44 (10) : 1150–1162.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2008. Overhearing Single and Multiple Perspectives. Discourse Processes 45 (2) : 160–179.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2008. The Rise of Like in Spontaneous Quotations. Discourse Processes 45 (1) : 85–102.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2007. Folk notions of um and uh, you know, and like. Text & Talk 27 (3) : 297–314.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2006. Placing like in telling stories. Discourse Studies 8 (6) : 723–743.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2005. Is there an Ironic Tone of Voice? Language and Speech 48 (3) : 257–277.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2002. Recognizing Verbal Irony in Spontaneous Speech. Metaphor and Symbol 17 (2) : 99–119.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2002. Interpreting pauses and ums at turn exchanges. Discourse Processes 34 (1) : 37–55.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2002. Basic meaning of you know and I mean. Journal of Pragmatics 34 (6) : 727–747.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 2002. Using uh and um in spontaneous speaking. Cognition 83 (3) : 74–111.
Fox Tree, Jean E. 1999. Listening in on Monologues and Dialogues. Discourse Processes 27 (1) : 35–53.