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The Self-Organization of Human Interaction
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“Interactional patterns vary in formality and flexibility from free and relatively unconstrained conversation over the morning coffee to tightly structured and sometimes even explicitly codified task-oriented conversations (Hutchins, 1995a, 1995b; Perry, 2010).”
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