PPT-The use of politeness strategies and compliments

used in samesex and mixed talk Positive Politeness Strategies juxtaposing criticism with compliments establishing common ground ingroup jargon and slang nicknames Can anyone give me any examples . This lesson shows peer tutors how to use compliments as motivational tools during tutoring Remember that paying compliments is not a habit that comes naturally to most children in the primary or intermediate grades It is a skill that must be taught PRAGMATICS. U. nderstanding concept. P. ostive politeness. N. egative politeness. M. axims of politeness. INTRODUCTION . In pragmatics, when we talk of politeness, we do not refer to the social rules of behavior. . Politeness Theory. “Politeness” and “Face”. “Politeness” is the word we use to talk about a speaker’s intention to threaten or save . face. of a hearer.. Face is our self imagine that we attempt to show the world. Thomas Holtgraves. Dept. of Psychological Science. Ball State University. Overview. Overreliance on WEIRD participants distorts behavioral research; wrong to assume one can generalize from research with WEIRD Ps. Old and perennial issue in social psychology.. 1.0 Compliments and Complaints St Elizabeth AND . SOCIOCUTURAL NORMS. Sociocultural Norms. Sociocultural norms, such as how to express politeness in a given context, guide pragmatic expression. For example, if someone asked you why we should say "Please" after making a request, what would you say? Your answer would be based on the sociocultural rules you are familiar with in Western societies and cultures.. Giving Compliments. A good compliment is a positive description OF another person TO that person that is…. Specific. True. Appropriate. Respectful . You can make a STAR compliment by following the STAR rules!. Example. Learn the expressions used for giving compliments to others. . Practice By . saying them loudly.. Your performance on the stage is amazing. How wonderful to listen to your great voice. How marvelous. Politeness . and . Likeability. . Navita. Jain. Motivation. Goal:. Model . influentiality. of known personalities on Twitter . Hypothesis:. People generally follow personalities who are likeable. Assumptions of PT. Negative Face needs. Free, act without constraints, autonomous. Face-Threatening acts (. FTA’s. ). Apologies, compliments, requests,. threats, criticisms. Face. Desired self-image. CLIC . Beyond Textbook and Dialogues: . Using . Guided Induction. to Teach Conversational Practices . such as Compliments. Why compliments??. Compliments are a “. social glue”. Play . a number of key social and discourse . Being cooperatively ( im )polite: Grice’s model in the context of ( im )politeness theories Written by Marta Dynel Presented by Jianling Yue and Katelyn Loughman November 11, 2014 Outline Introduction Index Termsoliteness, Buginese language, social status NTRODUCTION Politeness is very close in the Buginese life. Bugis Elders notice that the words that are the origins of human actions must demonstr Baddam. , Richard Huang, Ananya Malik, Kai McKeever. CS 6471, Spring 2022. A Quick Summary of the Papers. Paper. "A computational approach to politeness with application to social factors". "Condolence and Empathy in Online Communities".