COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGIES

It refers to how speakers address the problems in speaking, and comprehending that they may encounter in a conversation.

• REPAIR

• NOMINATION

• TOPIC CONTROL

• TOPIC SHIFTING

________________ refers to the conversation participants’ close-initiating expressions that end a topic in a conversation Strategy.

Is where you employ rules of engagement regarding the procedure of each participant's turn to talk.

• RESTRICTION

• NOMINATION

• TURN TAKING

• TOPIC SHIFTING

Makes the transition from one topic to other topic?

• TOPIC CONTROL

• REPAIR

• TOPIC SHIFTING

• TURN TAKING

Denominations is the start of conversation process.

• TRUE

• FALSE

__________ make sure that the discussions remain in the confines of the agenda.

During group discussion, the leader asks everyone to brainstorm about the possible topics for the group research.

• NOMINATION

• RESTRICTION

• TURN TAKING

• TOPIC CONTROL

Every time your group conducts a meeting, nothing is accomplished because the time is used up due to irrelevant and unnecessary topics that intervene the discussion. As the group leader, how will you keep your members focused on the agenda of the meeting using the restriction strategy?

• End the meeting immediately as soon as the group begins to

  talk about other things irrelevant to the agenda

• Give instructions before the meeting starts to confine and limit

  what they can say

• Tell them that they will get kicked out from the group if they will

  not cooperate

• Show disappointment.

  
  

Which of the following responses uses repair as communicative

strategy?

• “Best regards to your family! See you around.”

• “Please enlighten me about the solution to the issue you are

  suggesting.”

• "Excuse me, can you please repeat the question?”

• “By the way, I need a few personal details about yourself.”

Among these statements, which can be used for topic shifting?

• "Did you know that washing your hands with soap for 20

  seconds will protect you from Corona Virus?”

• “Let’s call it a day. We can all go home.”

• “Wait. Before I forget to tell you, did you know we have a new

  classmate?”

• "I would like to clarify two things regarding the announcement

  that I had made.”