Perception-action links and the evolution of human speech exchange

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Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (1):47-48 (2001)
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Abstract

A perception-action system may underlie the mechanisms by which human speech exchange in social interaction is managed, as well as the evolutionary precursors of these mechanisms in closely related species. Some phenomena of interaction well-studied by sociologists are suggested as a point of departure for further research.

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