GULP

EoC stands for

• Ethnography of Compulsiveness

• End of Culture

• Ethnography of Competence

• Ethnography of Communication

According to ethnographers:

"The best explanations of human behavior are ____and___-___,

rather than general and universal."

• Particular and culturally-relative

• random and arbitrary
• fixed and absolute
• contextual and culturally-specific

The 'K' and the 'I' in the acronym, S.P.E.A.K.E.R. stand for ?

• Knowledge, Intuition
• Kinetics, Imagination
• Key, Instrumentalities

• Knowledge, Inspiration

Which of the following is a key component of ethnographic research?

• Statistical analysis

• Participant observation

• Laboratory experiments

• Survey questionnaires

Grice's Maxims are

• too hard to explain

• Quantity, Quality, Relation(Relevance) & Manner

• Relation, Question, Formality, & Informality

• Formula, Integrity & Acquisition

Hegemony refers to power that is achieved through

• consent

• integrity

• communication

• Grice's Maxims

Which one is an example of negative politeness?

• "Hey, buddy! Can you lend me a hand?"

• "Could you hold the door for me?"

• "I likin' your hair-do today?

• "I am sorry to bother you?"

GULP represents

• An expression of either excitement or nervousness

• a growth-mindset style of teaching

• Just silliness

• Awesome!

A basic 'exchange' has 3 parts(IRF):

IRF stands for ?

• Intelligent Resilient Framework

• Immediate Response Force

• initiation, response, feedback

• Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility

Direct speech acts are ___and___.

• efficient and unambiguous

• commands and requests
• statements and questions
• prompts and directives