Chapter 8 Conversational Message

1. 1. How many principle of conversation?

• 1. 1. Principle of Process
     2. Principle of Cooperation
     3. Principle of Politeness
     4. Principle of Dialogue

  2. 5. Principle of Turn Talking

• 1. 1. Principle of Process
     2. Principle of speaking
     3. Principle of Politeness
     4. Principle of Talking

  2. 5. Principle of Turn Talking

• 1. 1. Principle of Process
     2. Principle of Sharing
     3. Principle of Politeness
     4. Principle of knowledge

  2. 5. Principle of Turn Talking

• 1. 1. Principle of Process
     2. Principle of Cooperation
     3. Principle of question
     4. Principle of Dialogue

  2. 5. Principle of Turn Talking

2. 2. It is a conversation between two and in each speaker and listener understanding, supportiveness, and empathy.

• Monologue

• Polyglot

• Trilingual

• Dialogue

3. 3. It is the communication which one person speaks and other just listen. This communicator  is focused only his or her own goal without concern the listener feeling

• Monologue

• Dialogue

• Trilingual

• Polyglot

4. 4. It is a process of communication by which one person reveals information about themselves to another. The information can be descriptive or evaluative and can include thoughts, feeling, dreams, fears, goals, preferences, and experiences. It's a process of communication by which one person reveals information about themselves to another

• Auto-Suggestion

• Self-Disclosure

• Self-Suggestion

• Self-confident

5. 5. In principle of politeness, how many maxims are there?

• 1. 1. Maxim of tact.

  2. 2. Maxim of generosity

  3. 3. Maxim of approbation

  4. 4. Maxim of modesty

  5. 5. Maxim of agreement

  6. 6. Maxim of sympathy

• 1. 1. Maxim of fact.

  2. 2. Maxim of generosity

  3. 3. Maxim of approbation

  4. 4. Maxim of modesty

  5. 5. Maxim of agreement

  6. 6. Maxim of sympathy

• 1. 1. Maxim of tact.

  2. 2. Maxim of generosity

  3. 3. Maxim of approbation

  4. 4. Maxim of modesty

  5. 5. Maxim of agreement

  6. 6. Maxim of synthetic

• 1. 1. Maxim of tact.

  2. 2. Maxim of generosity

  3. 3. Maxim of approbation

  4. 4. Maxim of modesty

  5. 5. Maxim of argument

  6. 6. Maxim of sympathy

6. 6. In the principle of cooperation, what is the maxim of quantity

• Be clear, avoid ambiguities, be relatively brief, and organize your thoughts into a meaningful sequence.

• Minimize the expression of disagreement between self and others and maximize the expression of agreement between self and others. 

• Say what you know or assume to be true, and do not say what you know to be false. When you speak with people who frequently violate the quality maxim by lying, exaggerating, or minimizing major problems.

• Be as informative as necessary to communicate the intended meaning. Thus, in keeping with quantity maxim, include information that makes the meaning clear but omit which means not give neither too little nor too much information.

7. 7. when one person listens while the other speaks. The roles of speaker and listener are switched back and forth during a conversation (a circle of discussion).

• Politeness

• Dialogue

• Turn-Talking

• Cooperation

8. 8. how many parts are there in conversational disclosure?

• 1. Revealing other self

  2. Influences on Self-Disclosure

  3. Rewards and Dangers of Self-Disclosure

  4. Guidelines for Self-Suggestion

• 1. Revealing themselves

  2. Influences on Self-Confident

  3. Rewards and Dangers of Self-Disclosure

  4. Guidelines for Self-Disclosure

• 1. Revealing Yourself

  2. Influences on Self-Disclosure

  3. Rewards and Dangers of Self-Disclosure

  4. Guidelines for Self-Disclosure

• 1. Revealing Yourself

  2. Influences on Self-Disclosure

  3. Rewards and Dangers of Self-care

  4. Guidelines for Self-Disclosure

9. 9. How many parts are there in Everyday Conversations?

• 1. Making Small Talk

  2. Introduce People

  3. Making Excuses

  4. Apologizing

  5. Complimenting

  6. Advertising

• 1. Making Small Talk

  2. Introduce People

  3. Making Excuses

  4. Apologizing

  5. Complaining

  6. Advising

• 1. Making Big Talk

  2. Introduce People

  3. Making Excuses

  4. Apologizing

  5. Complimenting

  6. Advising

• 1. Making Small Talk

  2. Introduce People

  3. Making Excuses

  4. Apologizing

  5. Complimenting

  6. Advising

10. 10. : It is explanation that are designed to reduce any negative reactions to what you said or done.

• Making small talk

• Advising

• Complimenting

• Making Excuses