Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Interruptions frequently occur in dyadic human interaction. In addition to serve as turn-taking mechanism, they may lead to different perceptions of both the interruptee and interrupter's interpersonal attitude, engagement and involvement.  present an empirical study to investigate whether different interruption types (i.e. amount of overlap beten speakers and utterance completeness) and strategies (disruptive vs. cooperative) in agent-agent interaction have an impact on perceived agents' interpersonal attitude, engagement and involvement.  found that the interruption type has more influence on the perceived attitudes of both agents, whereas by using a cooperative strategy (as opposed to a disruptive one) an interrupter is perceived as more engaged and more involved in the interaction.
['Angelo Cafaro', 'Nadine Glas', 'Catherine Pelachaud']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The Effects of Interrupting Behavior on Interpersonal Attitude and Engagement in Dyadic Interactions
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