Interlocutors make a variety of verbal and nonverbal adjustments to facilitate comprehension
and enhance relational solidarity. This article examines research on vocal accommodation …

This experiment examines whether exposure to outgroup members' self-presentation on
Facebook and ingroup members' accommodative versus nonaccommodative responses …

Nurturing psychological safety has become a vital antidote to the psychological depletion
driving clinicians from healthcare. How to support the clinician's voice, the question at the …

Laypersons differentiate between two confrontations styles, varying in communication style,
perceived motive, and typical context: call‐outs (typically public, non‐accommodating …

What happens when a social robot attempts to accommodate its communicative behavior
towards the human interlocutor? The present experiment seeks to expand understanding of …

Abstract In this Special Issue, we aim to provide a diverse sample of current research that
uses and/or extends Communication Accommodation Theory in innovative ways. With this …

Guided by Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) and Communication Theory of
Identity (CTI), the purpose of this study was to investigate how families communicatively …

With deep roots in the social psychology of language, Howard Giles' communication
accommodation theory (CAT) is, perhaps, the foremost theory guiding theoretical and …

This study examined the effects of repeated instances of underaccommodation (ie,
insufficiently adjusted communication) on people's perceptions and evaluations of …

Drawing on communication accommodation theory (CAT), we investigated how physician
(non) accommodation indirectly affects participants' intention to engage in advocated health …