Use Hymes’ SPEAKING model to describe a particular genre of speech that is characteristic of a community that you belong to (for example, the community of communication studies students). Define each topic in the model and describe the speech genre using that model
What will be an ideal response?
Essays will vary depending on the student. Students often review speech genres such as complaining, gossiping, or griping in their outline of the setting, participants, ends, act characteristics/sequences, key, instrumentalities, and norms (genre is complaining, etc.). Essays should minimally describe each topic in the SPEAKING model with an example to illustrate each topic.
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a. cutting copy or making it longer b. knowing InDesign or PageMaker c. telling the art director where to put the photo or illustration d. deciding which article goes on page one or at the top of a website
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
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Which of the following theories argues that people who share a culture also share an ongoing correspondence of meaning?
A. symbolic interaction theory B. product positioning theory C. social construction of reality theory D. cultivation analysis theory
Determining whether a situation calls for task, maintenance, or human relations messages is an aspect of
a. situational knowledge. b. anxiety management. c. effective use of language. d. goal setting.