Which of the following research questions is a question of sequential structure?
a. RQ: Are there sex differences in the number of interruptions in cross-sex interactions?
b. RQ: What type of utterance typically follows an interruption in cross-sex interactions?
c. RQ: Are interruptions more frequent in cross-sex or same-sex interactions?
d. RQ: How is status of the speaker related to the number of interruptions made in cross-sex interaction?
Answer b
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