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What are adjacency pairs in Conversation Analysis?

• 1. Pairs of words that are often used together in a specific context.

• 1. Pairs of turns taken by participants in a conversation, where the second turn is a response to the first turn.

• 1. Pairs of people who are interacting in a conversation.

• 1. Pairs of nonverbal behaviors exhibited by participants in a conversation.

Which of the following is not an example of an adjacency pair?

• 1. "How are you?" "I'm fine, thanks."

• 1. "The weather is nice today.""I agree, it's perfect for a picnic."

• 1. "I love pizza." "I'm allergic to gluten."

• 1. "I need to go to the store. "Can you pick up some milk while you're there?"

In Conversation Analysis, adjacency pairs are often referred as………

Adjacency pairs can be further classified into different types, such as opening and closing pairs.

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Adjacency pairs are important in Conversation Analysis because they…

•  Show the structure of a conversation.

  
  

• Reveal how participants use language to accomplish social actions.

  
  

• Provide insight into the dynamics of an interaction.

  
  

•  All of them

  
  

Adjacency pairs are utterances produced by one successive speakers in such a way that the second utterance is identified as related to the first one as an expected follow up.

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• FALSE