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What is the purpose of nomination in conversation?
What is the purpose of nomination in conversation?
- To limit the discussion to specific subjects
- To change the subject unexpectedly
- To take turns in speaking
- To propose or suggest a topic (correct)
Which strategy is aimed at controlling the flow of conversation?
Which strategy is aimed at controlling the flow of conversation?
- Topic Control (correct)
- Termination
- Turn-Taking
- Repair
What does restriction refer to in communicative strategies?
What does restriction refer to in communicative strategies?
- Limiting the topic in conversation (correct)
- Changing the subject quickly
- Ending a conversation politely
- Taking turns while speaking
What is the main goal of repair in a conversation?
What is the main goal of repair in a conversation?
Which strategy is used when one person speaks after another in a discussion?
Which strategy is used when one person speaks after another in a discussion?
What does topic shifting involve?
What does topic shifting involve?
Which communicative strategy refers to the closing of discussions?
Which communicative strategy refers to the closing of discussions?
What challenges might arise when trying to keep a story flowing smoothly?
What challenges might arise when trying to keep a story flowing smoothly?
Flashcards
Communicative Strategy
Communicative Strategy
Techniques or methods used to effectively convey and exchange information during conversations, including starting, maintaining, and ending interactions.
Nomination
Nomination
Proposing or suggesting a topic for conversation.
Restriction
Restriction
Limiting a conversation's topic or subject to a specific aspect or issue.
Turn-Taking
Turn-Taking
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Topic Control
Topic Control
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Topic Shifting
Topic Shifting
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Repair
Repair
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Termination
Termination
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Study Notes
Oral Communication in Context
- Class session titled "Good Afternoon in Class!"
- Course is Oral Communication in Context
- Presenter is Aileen P. Matin-ao
Story Chain
- Introduction to the concept of story chain in oral communication
- Example story: "Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a mysterious forest."
- Activity #2 focus on adding to the story and ensuring the flow is smooth
Everyday English
- Discussion of communicative strategies in daily conversations
- Includes video observation exercises
Communicative Strategies
- Techniques for effective communication:
- Minimizing misunderstandings in conversations
- Maintaining topic and direction in conversations
- Effective way to initiate, continue and end topic of discussion in conversations
Definition of Communicative Strategies
- Restriction: Limiting discussion topics
- Turn-Taking: Process for deciding who speaks
- Topic Control: Managing the subject and duration of conversations
- Topic Shifting: Changing conversation subjects smoothly
- Repair: Correcting misunderstandings or mispronunciations
- Termination: Ending conversations appropriately
Nomination
- Proposing or suggesting a topic for conversation
Restriction
- Limiting topics or subjects in a conversation
- Occurs when needing to focus on a certain aspect of an issue
Turn-Taking
- Process of deciding who speaks next in a conversation
Topic Control
- Managing the conversational topic and length
Topic Shifting
- Changing discussion subjects
Repair
- Process of correcting or clarifying misunderstood or mispronounced statements
Termination
- Appropriately ending a conversation
Class Activity
- Students engage in activities related to oral communication strategies (like creating stories).
- Questions for class discussion (How do you add elements to a story?, What challenges did you encounter?)
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