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The document discusses various communicative strategies used in different situations. It defines seven specific strategies: 1) Nomination introduces a topic at the start of a conversation. 2) Restriction limits how the other person can respond. 3) Turn-taking allows people to take turns speaking. 4) Topic-control focuses discussion on one topic. 5) Topic-shifting introduces a new topic. 6) Repair seeks clarification to avoid misunderstanding. 7) Termination ends the interaction through verbal or nonverbal cues. Examples are provided for each strategy.
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COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY.pptx
- 2. OBJECTIVE: Employs various communicative strategies in different situations.
- 3. We all know that we, humans are social beings. It is our nature to communicated and connect with people around us. And for sure, there is a point in our life when we got to experience these..
- 10. But we are actually doing several strategies in our conversation without knowing it. Aware or unaware, here are the strategies.
- 11. 1. NOMINATION COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY -introducing a topic at the beginning of a Communicative Situation EXAMPLE: I was late again! I set my alarm to 5:30 but I was dead asleep!
- 12. 2. RESTRICTION COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY -restricts a response of the other person involved in Communicative Situation EXAMPLE: That arrest move was a disaster waiting to happen. Do you agree? (Yes/No)
- 13. 3. TURN-TAKING COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY -opportunity to take turn in talking -formal or informal EXAMPLE: May I have the floor, sir?
- 14. 4. TOPIC-CONTROL COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY -focusing on one topic without straying to other conversation EXAMPLE: Let’s talk about the physical effects of bullying.
- 15. 5. TOPIC-SHIFTING COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY -introducing another topic EXAMPLE: Speaking of Global warming, have you watched the TV program last night? About Antartica
- 16. 6. REPAIR COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY -request for clarification to avoid breakdown EXAMPLE: What did you say? Can you repeat that?
- 17. 7. TERMINATION COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY - Ending the interaction through verbal and nonverbal messages EXAMPLE: Let’s call it a day. Have you understood?