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Communication and Accommodation Theory: Speech Patterns and Gendered Language, Slides of Communication

Communication Accommodation Theory through various research studies. The theory focuses on how individuals adapt their speech to conform or diverge based on social context and cultural identities. One study examines the use of African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and its impact on communication. Another study investigates children's gendered language during middle childhood and how it is influenced by linguistic and social context.

What you will learn

  • What are the findings of the studies on Communication Accommodation Theory?
  • How does gendered language influence children during middle childhood?
  • How does culture influence communication?
  • What are morphosyntactic and phonological features in language?
  • What is Communication Accommodation Theory?

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Communication

Accommodation Theory

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d- yjNdRAQzI

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXQzu om6sAg

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcqUn 9eGL

Convergents or Divergence?

 Who conforms?

 Who decides?

 And what does it all mean?

Ok so there is a down side…

 Social appropriateness  + and -  Norms  And the consequences…

FACE it

 Ya ya we know chapter 3… the “saving face”

 Face concern dilemma

  • Keeping the balance of individualism and collectivism
  • Status

RESEARCHER

 Who: Julie Sweetland

 Where:Stanford University, Calif.

“AAVE”

 It stands for African American Vernacular English

EXAMPLE SPEECH

PATTERNS

DELILAH SAYS, “ YOU KNOW

HOW VIKKI GETS DRUNK,

ALWAYS WANNA START

SOMETHIN, OR AT LEAST

ALWAYS END UP STARTIN

SOMETHIN.”

Results

 MORPHOSYNTACTIC
FEATURES:
  • Study of internal structure of words.
 PHONOLOGICAL FEATURES:
  • Sound system of a specific language

Researcher

 Who: Kirsten Robertson Tamar Murachver

 Where:

University of Otago

Purpose

This study is to examine children’s gendered language during middle childhood and how this is influenced by linguistic and social context.

 Hypothesis 3: Older children would

accommodate more than younger children to the gender-preferential speech style of the experimenter.

 Hypothesis 4: Boys with strong

stereotyped beliefs would accommodate less to the speech style of the experimenter than would boys who did not hold strong sex role beliefs.

Method

 Participants

 Experimenter speech style manipulation

 Procedure

 Coding