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1
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What is the common code theory?

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> Communication internalised by biology and socialisation

> Identical rules/norms for all

2
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What are the criticisms of the common code theory?

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> No evidence of shared rules or norms
Moral obligation to TRY to understand
How is the application of rules determined?
Common sense is operational

3
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What are the features of the mutual-intelligibility theory?

A

> No shared rules or norms
Persistent residual ambiguity
Communicative success = mutual-indiscriminibility

4
Q

What are the repair positions?

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> 1 - immediately after problem
2 - Hearer’s next relevant turn
3 - Speaker’s next relevant turn following 2
4 - Hearer’s next relevant turn following 3

5
Q

What are the types of repair initiation?

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> Self-initiated
Other initiated
Next turn repair initiated

6
Q

What are the types of repair?

A

> Self repair

> Other repair

7
Q

What is the difference between types of repair and types of repair initiation?

A

Types of repair are who made the correction. Types of repair initiation is how the ppts became aware a misunderstanding occurred

8
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What is the preference hierarchy for repair?

A

> Self-initiated self repair
Other initiated self repair
Other initiated other repair

9
Q

What evidence is there that we prefer self repair?

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> Frequency
Other initiated is usually preceded by a delay
People avoid other repair even when repair is obvious
Other repair is moderated

10
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What is repair specificity?

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The degree to which the source of the misunderstanding is defined when repair is initiated

11
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What is preference in repair specificity?

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Strong specificity is preferred

12
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What are the components of third position repairs?

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> Initiator
Agreement-Acceptance
Rejection
Repair

13
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What are the components of fourth position repairs?

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> Change of state token

> Reanalysis of position 1