This wonderful book is loaded with practical and innovative methods you can use to study language from a psychophysiological perspective.

Emre Guvendir, Trakya University

This book is an important step and contribution to applied linguistics. Hardacre puts forth some of the current research methods available to analyzing multi-modal discourse beyond the visual and external. It is imaginative and exciting. It demonstrates the hard transdisciplinary training that will be required of any researcher who would endeavor to explore the physiological and neurobiology bases of social interaction at the level of turn-taking, pauses, gaze, gesture, and body orientation. Fortunately, Hardacre has undertaken the hard work and has shown the possibilities, which should excite applied linguists and psychophysiologists.

Anna Dina L. Joaquin, California State University Northridge