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Which strategy is focused on managing the flow of conversation by allowing participants to know when to speak?
Which strategy is focused on managing the flow of conversation by allowing participants to know when to speak?
- Topic Control
- Repair
- Nomination
- Turn-taking (correct)
What communicative strategy would you use to correct a misunderstanding during a conversation?
What communicative strategy would you use to correct a misunderstanding during a conversation?
- Topic Shifting
- Termination
- Restriction
- Repair (correct)
Which strategy involves changing the subject or asking questions to maintain control over the conversation?
Which strategy involves changing the subject or asking questions to maintain control over the conversation?
- Restriction
- Topic Control (correct)
- Turn-taking
- Nomination
When you want to smoothly change the subject from discussing one topic to another, which strategy should you use?
When you want to smoothly change the subject from discussing one topic to another, which strategy should you use?
What strategy is utilized to introduce a novel idea or subject into a conversation?
What strategy is utilized to introduce a novel idea or subject into a conversation?
Flashcards
Communicative Strategies
Communicative Strategies
Techniques to overcome language barriers and improve communication.
Nomination
Nomination
Introducing a new topic or idea in a discussion.
Restriction
Restriction
Limiting options or scope of discussion in a conversation.
Turn-taking
Turn-taking
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Repair
Repair
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Study Notes
Communicative Strategies
- Communicative strategies are methods used to overcome language barriers and improve communication, especially helpful for second language learners.
Types of Communicative Strategies
- Nomination: Introducing a new topic or subject, e.g., "Have you heard about the new Al chatbot?"
- Restriction: Limiting the response or discussion, e.g., "What do you think about the new AI chatbot, good or bad?"
- Turn-taking: Managing conversation flow by knowing when to speak and listen, e.g., "Go ahead, you first." or "I'm done. Your turn."
- Topic Control: Guiding the conversation through questions, suggestions, or changing topics, e.g., "Let's talk about something else. What do you think about the latest movie?"
- Topic Shifting: Smoothly moving the conversation from one topic to another, e.g., "Speaking of movies, have you seen the new superhero film?"
- Repair: Addressing communication breakdowns, e.g., "I'm sorry. I didn't quite catch that. Could you repeat it?"
- Termination: Signaling the end of a conversation, either verbally or nonverbally, e.g., "Well, it was nice talking to you. I'll see you later."
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