#3532. Parkinsons disease impacts feedback production during verbal communication

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Abstract:
Parkinsons disease (PD) leads to changes in verbal communications. A matching task experiment was conducted during which an experimenter described abstract pictures to a participant, who was either a PwPD or a typical participant, so that he or she could organize these pictures in a grid. PwPD were less likely to produce feedback than typical participants. The results suggest that PD impacts feedback production. This could decrease the communicative abilities of PwPD in interactive contexts by affecting grounding, that is, the ability to build common ground with others. This paper is one of the first to specifically document the production of feedback markers in PwPD. Future studies should examine the extent to which our results, which were obtained in a controlled dialogue task, may be generalized to daily-life conversions.
Keywords:
dialogue; feedback production; matching task; Parkinsons disease; pragmatics

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