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Remediation and Legislation in Everyday Talk: How Communicators Achieve Consensus.

Communicators achieve increased rule consensus as they use talk to overcome problems. Two kinds of talk seem especially useful to increasing consensus: remedial talk, which uses rules to correct past problems; and legislative talk, which uses rules to propose guides for future conduct.

R. Hopper | G. H. Morris

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