Unit 2 Flashcards
used in self-addressed questions or self-talk, exclamations, sudden realizations etc
intimate style
to very close people; free and easy participation; not public language used
intimate style
one uses contractions, slang, simplified grammar, etc
casual communication
common among peers and friends; free and easy participation; informal or colloquial
casual com
one shows hesitation, disinterest or prejudice
frozen style
remains unchanged; revisions need careful development of thoughts and writing considerations
frozen style
remembered and used in very formal setting: palace, church rituals, speech for state ceremony
frozen style
large group - members are known to one another
frozen style
most highly formal and most complex grammar structure
frozen style
customary and ritualized expressions
frozen style
formal interviews, meetings, in the church, bank, job interviews, prestigious ceremonies, talking with superiors, writing formal letters, news reports, and speeches
formal style
to inform and captivate audience
formal style
least amount of shared background and comm. is one-way with little to no feedback
formal style
SCRIPTED SPEECH
formal style
when one exhibits interest in conferring with other people on a topic or letting them participate in decision-making
consultative style
semi-formal comm; spontaneous and shorter; not planned what is said; two-way participation
consultative style
who espoused the speech act theory
John Langshaw Austin
who developed the speech act theory
John Searle
it is the actual utterance
locution
it is the real intended meaning
illocution
it is the actual effect or response
perlocution
managing a conversation begins with a?
topic
suggesting or agreeing on a topic
nomination
excluding all other topics
restriction
