Language Variations: Zimmerman and West Flashcards

1
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When did Zimmerman and West do their study?

A

1975

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What did Zimmerman and West look at in their study?

A

The dynamics of turn-taking in mixed sex and same sex conversations

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3
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How many conversations did Zimmerman and West record?

A

31

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4
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What did Zimmerman and West find with male same-sex conversations?

A

They barely interrupted each other

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What did Zimmerman and West find with mixed sex conversations between men and women?

A

Men would interrupt women more

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What did Zimmerman and West conclude?

A

Men used interruptions as a way of dominating women in mixed sex conversations.

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What was the social class of all of the people in Zimmerman and West’s study?

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Middle class

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What was the ethnicity of all of the people in Zimmerman and West’s study?

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Caucasian

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What age were all of the participants in Zimmerman and West’s study under?

A

Under 35 years old

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10
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Where were all of the conversations recorded?

A

A coffee shop

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What approach does Zimmerman and West’s study fall under?

A

Dominance Model

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12
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How many conversations did Zimmerman and West look at? Is this a lot or very little to cover?

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Recorded 31, which is very little

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What is a criticism of Zimmerman and West’s study in terms of its impact on society?

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The study was only accepted because it resonated with a way that men felt at the time in society - to be dominant over women.

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What happened with Interruptions in Thorne and Henley’s study?

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Only one man accounted for most of the interruptions

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How were the statistics in Thorne and Henley’s study interpreted about men in society?

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The statistics were applied to how all men spoke

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