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This study forms part of a research project on dialogic interaction modalit ies in three different situations: natural conversation, research interview and first chnical interview. In this paper natural pair conversation will be studied, in particular the effects of speaker's sex on quality and quantity of linguistic production, on content memory and personal interaction quality. The other two types of dialogic interaction, which will be further investigated in future research, will be considered to check similarities and differences and also to see whether it is possible to distinguish in the subjects' individual performance in natural conversation, some style indices of good and poor performance in the research interview and in the first clinical interview. The reciprocity of l istening, attention and involvement between the two speakers is fundamental for whatever conversational exchange, that is tor any cooperative exchange in which the two speakers share an aim (Grice 1975). These characteristics become even more important when the shared aim is the acquisition of information on the subject (research interview) or on the patient (first clinical interview), and it is of course essential in all types of psychotherapy based on speaking. The other two types of dialogue are just mentioned here, with reference to the final aim of the whole research, that is to identifu descriptive indices in different conversational styles, that might serve to evaluate also the quality of the communicative interaction which is at the basis of the subject-researcher relationship as well as of the patient-psychotherapist relationship as tar as the first

Natural conversations in males and females: Conversational styles, content recall and quality of interaction