Types of Communicative Stratgies

Question 1

It is when a speaker collaboratively and productively establishes a topic.

Answer 1

NOMINATION

Question 2

It is a communicative strategy used to open a topic or start a conversation at the beginning of an interaction.

Answer 2

NOMINATION

Question 3

WWhat are examples of nomination?

Answer 3

• Making inquiries
• Giving comliment
• Asking for opinion
• Offering help

NOMINATION

Question 4

It refers to any limitation you may have as a speaker.

Answer 4

RESTRICTION

Question 5

It is used when the responses need to be in a set of categories or instruction.

Answer 5

RESTRICTION

Question 6

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

Answer 6

TURN-TAKING

Question 7

It allows all participants in the conversation a chance to speak.

Answer 7

TURN-TAKING

Question 8

This strategy is used when there is a need to control and prevent unneccesary interruptions and topic shifts in a certain conversation.

Answer 8

TOPIC CONTROL

Question 9

It involves moving from one topic to another or change the topic to keep the conversation going.

Answer 9

TOPIC SHIFTING

• You may use conversational transitions that includes a shift.
• Requires good timing

Question 10

Refers to how the speaker address the problems in speaking, listening, and comprehending in a conversation.

Answer 10

REPAIR

Self-Righting Machenism

Question 11

What are examples of repair?

Answer 11

Recasting or changing the form of the message
Repeat his/her statements
Requesting clarification