@article {Burridge:1  October 2002:0726-8602:149,
	author = "Burridge K.",
	author = "Florey M.",
	title = "Yeah-no Hes a Good Kid: A Discourse Analysis of Yeah-no in Australian English",
	journal = "Australian Journal of Linguistics",
	volume = "22",
	year = "1  October 2002",
	abstract = "<I>Yeah-no</I> in Australian English is a relatively new marker which serves a number of functions, including discourse cohesion, the pragmatic functions of hedging and face-saving, and assent and dissent. Drawing on a corpus of approximately 30 hours of both informal conversation and interviews, we analyse the interaction between intonation and turntaking, and the use of <I>yeah-no</I> by topic, conversational genre, and age and gender of speaker. The results indicate that the peak of <I>yeah-no</I> production occurs among speakers aged 35-49 years, and gender differences are not apparent in this preliminary analysis.",
	pages = "149-171(23)",
	url = "http://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/routledg/cajl/2002/00000022/00000002/art00001"
}