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Name: The Face in Face-to-Face Communication
Title: The Face in Face-to-Face Communication
Description: The face in face-to-face communication: Signals of understanding and non-understanding. Unlike most other animals, humans tend to face each other in everyday communication. This allows us to rely on facial expressions in communication. Hömke investigated the face of the listener in face-to-face communication, specifically blinking and brow movements. He found that long blinks are used as a communicative signal of understanding, conveying ‘I’ve received enough information for current purposes, please go on’. Listeners’ furrowed brow, on the other hand, was shown to signal a lack of understanding, conveying ‘I’ve not received enough information for current purposes, please clarify’. Closing the eyelids by blinking (as if having seen enough) and furrowing the eyebrows (as if not seeing clearly) point to a metaphorical use of the muscles surrounding the eyes, signalling sufficient or insufficient understanding. Thus, in everyday social interaction, it is not only the eyes themselves, but crucially, the regions surrounding the eyes, that serve as windows to the mind.
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics

Name: Dutch Face-to-Face Corpus
Title: Dutch Face-to-Face Corpus
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics
Format: audio/x-wav, video/mp4

Name: Avatar experiment 2 - brow movements
Title: Avatar experiment 2 - brow movements
Description: Avatar experiment 2 - brow movements.
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics

Name: Corpus
Title: Corpus
Description: The Dutch Face-to-Face Corpus.
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics

Name: Experiments
Title: Experiments
Description: Avatar experiments 1 & 2.
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics

Name: Avatar experiment 2 part 1
Title: Avatar experiment 2 part 1
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics
Format: video/mp4, audio/x-wav

Name: Avatar experiment 2 part 2
Title: Avatar experiment 2 part 2
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics
Format: video/mp4, audio/x-wav

Name: Avatar experiment 1 part 2
Title: Avatar experiment 1 part 2
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics
Format: video/mp4, video/x-mpeg2, audio/x-wav

Name: Avatar experiment 1 part 1
Title: Avatar experiment 1 part 1
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics
Format: video/x-mpeg2, audio/x-wav, video/mp4

Name: Avatar experiment 1 part 3
Title: Avatar experiment 1 part 3
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics
Format: video/x-mpeg2, audio/x-wav, video/mp4

Name: Avatar experiment 1 - blinking
Title: Avatar experiment 1 - blinking
Description: Avatar experiment 1 - blinking.
Contributor: Paul Hömke, Judith Holler
Country: Netherlands
Genre: Anthropology, Cognitive Science, Discourse Analysis, Psycholinguistics, Psychology, Social Psychology, Sociolinguistics

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