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What does 'Nomination' refer to?
What does 'Nomination' refer to?
- Limitation of speaker's ability to communicate
- Ending a conversation
- Establishing a topic collaboratively (correct)
- The process of speakers taking turns
What is meant by 'Restriction' in communicative strategies?
What is meant by 'Restriction' in communicative strategies?
It refers to any limitation imposed on the speaker in a conversation.
What does 'Turn-taking' involve?
What does 'Turn-taking' involve?
It pertains to the process of who takes the conversational floor.
What is 'Topic Control'?
What is 'Topic Control'?
Define 'Topic Shifting'.
Define 'Topic Shifting'.
What does 'Repair' refer to in communicative strategies?
What does 'Repair' refer to in communicative strategies?
What is meant by 'Termination' in a conversation?
What is meant by 'Termination' in a conversation?
Flashcards
Nomination
Nomination
Establishing a topic collaboratively in conversation.
Restriction (in communication)
Restriction (in communication)
Limitations placed on a speaker during a conversation.
Turn-taking
Turn-taking
The process of who speaks when in a conversation.
Topic Control
Topic Control
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Topic Shifting
Topic Shifting
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Repair (in communication)
Repair (in communication)
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Termination (in conversation)
Termination (in conversation)
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Study Notes
Types of Communicative Strategies
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Nomination: A strategy used by speakers to collaboratively establish topics, aiming to introduce new subjects for discussion among conversational partners.
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Restriction: This strategy involves limitations imposed on speakers, which may be dictated by specific instructions that guide the conversation, thus constraining what can be expressed.
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Turn-taking: A fundamental aspect of communication that dictates how participants alternate in speaking, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to contribute to the dialogue.
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Topic Control: This strategy examines how the formal or informal nature of a discussion influences the way topics are developed and managed throughout the exchange.
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Topic Shifting: Refers to the process of transitioning from one subject to another within a conversation, marking the conclusion of one discussion point and the initiation of another.
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Repair: A strategy employed by speakers to address and resolve issues encountered in speaking, listening, or understanding during interactions, helping maintain the flow of conversation.
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Termination: This refers to the verbal cues or expressions used by participants to signal the conclusion of a topic, effectively bringing an end to that particular part of the conversation.
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Explore essential communicative strategies through flashcards. This quiz covers key concepts like nomination and restriction, helping you understand how to establish topics and navigate limitations in conversation effectively.
