Politeness Strategies Terms
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Clues
- A more indirect, hedged approached, often using negative constructions e.g ‘You couldnt take the bin out for me, could you?’ (8, 10)
- An informal approach that assumes the other party will agree e.g ‘I think that just about wraps it up, don't you?, often includes jokes and tag questions (8, 10)
- Be relevant to the context of the conversation (8, 5)
- Make your contribution as information and not too informative as is required (for the purpose of exchange). (8, 5)
- Our desire to avoid doing something we don’t want to do, such as giving money to a stranger (8, 4)
- Our need to maintain self-esteem. Positive is threatened when we are criticised in anyway (8, 4)
- Saying something and meaning it (11, 3)
- When an action or effect is brought on by our speech, (14, 3)
- Where a speaker is completely blunt and direct e.g ‘Get out!’ (4, 2, 6)
- Words or phrases that express concern for others and serve to minimise threats to face. (10, 7)
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