dialogue naturalness
The situated plausibility and distinctiveness of turn-taking, register, uncertainty, disagreement, repair, silence, humor, refusal, and other conversational behavior.
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The situated plausibility and distinctiveness of turn-taking, register, uncertainty, disagreement, repair, silence, humor, refusal, and other conversational behavior.
#Harm experienced when a trusted or depended-on institution fails to prevent, acknowledge, respond to, or repair wrongdoing.
#Correcting or annotating records and derivative systems after an error, exoneration, identity problem, or changed finding.
#A process of acknowledging failure, correcting the record, providing remedy, changing institutional practice, and making the change observable.
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