Communicative situations of typified behavior
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https://doi.org/10.29051/el.v7iesp.4.15657Keywords:
Typified situation, Speech interaction, Verbal behavior, Speech act, CommunicationAbstract
Study focuses on exploring utterances of people in various everyday situations of communication in Russia. The representatives of psychology, sociology and linguistics come to a common opinion that the impact of the situation consists, first of all, of the formation of a person’s expectations regarding the near future and of stimulating actions. Typical conditions contribute, as a rule, to the appearance of typical actions. In this paper, the characteristic parameters of the speech behavior in a typified situation are identified. The present study investigates the influence of typified physical conditions on speech behavior of communicants on the example of situations of speech interaction.
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