1.
A question and answer or statement and response are
an example of adjacency pairs.
2.
When someone is talking and the other person in
the conversation says “yeah” to show they are listening or understanding, this
is called back channelling.
3.
Latched talk
is when a conversation is flowing between both participants in the conversation.
4.
Observer’s
paradox occurs when the investigator is the cause for behaviour change in
the investigation.
5. All
investigation data needs to be ethical,
comparable and reliable.
6.
Context marks
are rewarded in A03.
7. GRAPE
stands for: Genre, Reception, Purpose, Audience
and Expectations.
8.
Meanings
and Representations need to be
used when analysing texts.
9. Two
terms form the framework lexis are lexical
field, connotations.
10. Deborah
Tannen’s theory was the difference
model.
11.
Three feature of the deficit model are tag questions, empty adjectives and hedges.
12.
“Your genes
don’t determine your jean” Cameron said this.
13.
Trudgills NORMS research was carried out in Norwich.
14.
In the Martha’s Vineyard study the locals showed
covert prestige.
15.
In the more expensive store in Labovs theory the
rhotic R sound was over pronounced more.
16.
When children apply standard grammatical rules
to irregular verbs and nouns it called overgeneralisation.
17.
How many
morphemes are in the following quote? “now you can’t exactly be like Jesus
(0.5) instead you just get some help” 15
18.
The stage
after the two word stage is called telegraphic.
19.
Halliday’s function
for having your needs met is instrumental.
20.
Deb Roy did research on his son and
discovered that caregivers simplify the utterances around the word that is
about to be learnt.
