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Non-fluencies in CommunicationMANAGERIAL COMMUNICATION IIM Kozhikode
WHAT……
What is Non-fluency
Disruption in the fluency of verbal expression
Involuntary repetitions or prolongations
Occur frequently and not readily controllable
Word Repetitions
Pauses
Interjections
Phrase Repetition
INTRODUCTION
Why Improve??
Relevance
College LifeProfessional
Life
English Non-fluencies
so and (pause) like you know
I mean uh aa ok basically umm (repeat) that was ya0
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Non-fluencies in English
Count of people using the non-fluency Count of people aware
'So' and 'and' are the most commonly used non-fluencies, followed by 'like', 'you know' and 'I mean’.
Hindi Non-fluencies
uh (pause)
matlab aur toh haan thik hai oye hai na bhai (slang) ki phir accha samjha par phir bhi
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Non-fluencies in Hindi
Count of people using the non-fluency Count of people aware
Voiced pauses such as 'uh' were more common in Hindi.'Matlab' and 'aur' were the most commonly used non-fluencies.
Non-fluencies by Region
East North South West
81.5
71
43
20.2
English Non-fluencies by Region
Avera
ge c
ou
nt
of
Non
-flu
en
cies
East North South West
48
57.5
25.5
18.6
Hindi Non-fluencies by Region
Avera
ge c
ou
nt
of
Non
-flu
en
cies
West and South regions have the least number of non-fluencies in both languages
Non-fluencies by Gender
64%
36%
Hindi Non-fluencies by Gender
Males Females
41%
59%
English Non-fluencies by Gender
Males Females
Large proportion of males were from South Indian regions and not very familiar with
Hindi.
Defies general perception that females are more fluent.
Limitations due to small sample of females.
Non-fluencies by Comfort Level
Moderate High Low0
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Non-fluencies by Comfort Level
Comfort Level
avera
ge n
um
ber
of
non
-flu
en
cie
s
Low comfort level individuals may not be very conscious.Limitations due to small sample size makes it difficult to generalize.
Literature Review
Maclay and Osgood: Common non-fluencies and their purpose
Goldman-Eisler: Hesitation and pausesClark and Fox: People treat non-fluencies as English words
Chomsky: Performance and non-fluencies
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1968
2002
2004
General Perception
Scope and Limitations
• Age Group – 21-26• First year students at IIM
Kozhikode• Language scope - English and
Hindi• Sample size - 25• Environmental limitation• Type of non-fluencies under
study – Pauses, Repetitions, Voiced pauses, Fillers
Reference
https://books.google.co.in/books?id=JArlCAAAQBAJ&pg=PA354&lpg=PA354&dq=definition+of+nonfluencies&source=bl&ots=W6wqIrcIGQ&sig=E4WD8saQr3iOSneb9shPrxJW7zw&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CDsQ6AEwBTgKahUKEwjevOqcm_rHAhVQWY4KHXpWBFQ#v=onepage&q=definition%20of%20nonfluencies&f=false