Situaciones comunicativas de comportamiento tipificado
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Situación tipificada, Interacción del habla, Comportamiento verbal, Acto de habla, ComunicaciónResumen
El estudio se centra en explorar las expresiones de las personas en diversas situaciones cotidianas de comunicación en Rusia. Los representantes de la psicología, la sociología y la lingüística llegan a la opinión común de que el impacto de la situación consiste, en primer lugar, en la formación de las expectativas de la persona con respecto al futuro próximo y en estimular las acciones. Las condiciones típicas contribuyen, por regla general, a la aparición de acciones típicas. En este trabajo se identifican los parámetros característicos del comportamiento del habla en una situación tipificada. El presente estudio investiga la influencia de las condiciones físicas tipificadas en el comportamiento del habla de los comunicantes en el ejemplo de situaciones de interacción del habla.
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