(2) ORAL COMM | COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY

He states that strategies must be used to start and maintain a conversation.

• Cohen, 1990

• Schegloff, 1977

• Claudia Pesce

• Victoria Fromkin

She was the one who made the seven things you need to consider in the communicative strategy, turn taking.

• Cohen, 1990

• Claudia Pesce

• Victoria Fromkin

• Schegloff, 1977

He states that repair is the self writing mechanism in any social interaction.

• Victoria Fromkin

• Claudia Pesce

• Cohen, 1990

• Schegloff, 1977

The type of communicative strategy wherein you initiate or start a conversation, or trying to open a topic.

• Topic Shifting

• Restriction

• Repair

• Nomination

Effectively signal the beginning of a conversation.

• Restriction

• Nomination

• Topic Control

• Topic Shifting

The type of communicative strategy where you are limiting the scope of the conversation, focusing on a specific topic and only accepting limited responses.

• Turn Taking

• Topic Control

• Restriction

• Nomination

Refers to any limitation you may have as a speaker. This can limit what you can say.

• Topic Control

• Restriction

• Nomination

• Turn Taking

The type of communicatice strategy where people take turns in talking.

• Repair

• Topic Control

• Topic Shifting

• Turn Taking

Pertains to the process by which people decide who takes the conversational floor.

• Nomination

• Turn Taking

• Repair

• Restriction

The type of communicative strategy wherein the speaker controls or guides the flow of the conversation, it also focuses on a specific topic.

• Topic Control

• Topic Shifting

• Repair

• Termination