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A Linguistic Approach to Studying Quality of Face-to-Face Communication
Bringing together concepts from previous research in linguistics, social psychology and service quality, this paper explores new grounds in the pursuit of an approach for studying quality in face-to-face communication in service encounters. Audio and video recordings are used to study communication by transcribing verbal and non-verbal behaviour in the recorded activities. It is believed that contextual characteristics are the main determinants of communicative behaviour in service encounters. In order to evaluate instances of good and poor quality, these characteristics are translated into communicative concepts that are traceable in the transcriptions.
期刊介绍:
The mission of The Service Industries Journal is to enhance our understanding of the services sector, service firms, and the efficient management of these entities. Pioneering the field since 1981, we stand as the world's inaugural academic, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the services sector and service management. Over the years, we have earned a prestigious international reputation for delivering high-quality content and insights.
We enthusiastically invite submissions from researchers worldwide whose studies are grounded in social sciences such as sociology, psychology, economics, law, and politics.