Style and interaction lecture 2 Flashcards

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Define accommodation theory

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When people adjust their speech, their vocal patterns and their gestures, to accommodate to others

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What communicative features are involved in accommodation theory?

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  • rate of speech
  • pausing
  • levels of self-disclosure
  • bodily posture
  • key (e.g. light-heartedness versus seriousness)
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3
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What are the two types of accommodation?

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Convergent and divergent

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4
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What are examples of verbal accommodation?

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Humour, storytelling and politeness

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5
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What are the 6 non-verbal accommodations?

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Paralinguistics
non-linguistic features

Kinesics
Face expression and gestures

Haptics
Touch, hand shakes

Proxemics
Proximity of people

Appearance

Chronemics
How time is valued, is punctuality valued or in a rush?

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6
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Define kinesic convergence

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Mirroring someones body language

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7
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Define paralinguistic accommodation

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Pronunciation, speech rate (tempo), vocal intensity (volume), pause lengths (e.g. umm) and utterance lengths changing to meet style of others

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Accommodation theory vs audience design

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Similar:
Referee design divergent
Audience design convergent

Different:
Audience design language focussed
Accommodation all forms of communication

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