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    This document defines and provides examples of various communication strategies: nomination to invite participation, restriction due to social hierarchies, turn-taking in conversations, topic control to limit discussions, topic shifting to change subjects, repair for correcting mistakes, and termination to end interactions. The strategies serve as tools to effectively express information and achieve communication goals depending on situations, audiences, and participants.

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    This document defines and provides examples of various communication strategies: nomination to invite participation, restriction due to social hierarchies, turn-taking in conversations, topic control to limit discussions, topic shifting to change subjects, repair for correcting mistakes, and termination to end interactions. The strategies serve as tools to effectively express information and achieve communication goals depending on situations, audiences, and participants.

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    This document defines and provides examples of various communication strategies: nomination to invite participation, restriction due to social hierarchies, turn-taking in conversations, topic control to limit discussions, topic shifting to change subjects, repair for correcting mistakes, and termination to end interactions. The strategies serve as tools to effectively express information and achieve communication goals depending on situations, audiences, and participants.

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    COMMUNICATION

    STRATEGIES
    Communication Strategies:
    ● Nomination
    ● Restriction
    ● Turn-taking
    ● Topic-control
    ● Topic-shifting
    ● Repair
    ● Termination
    Communication Strategy
    ● It is a well-planned series of actions aimed at
    achieving certain objectives through the use of
    communication methods, techniques and
    approaches.

    ● It serves as a blueprint in expressing information


    related to a specific event, situation or audience to
    the parties involved in the communication
    situation.
    NOMINATION
    ● It is the strategy that a speaker uses to invite
    other participants in a communication
    situation.

    ● The speaker attempts to collaborate or


    participate by opening a topic or by tasking his
    or her fellow participants to communicate and
    share their ideas about a certain topic.
    ● “What about you?”
    ● “Would you like to
    try answering?”
    ● “Do you have anything to say?
    ● “Did you catch the latest episode of
    our favorite TV show?”
    ● “Now, it’s your turn. Let us hear
    from you.”
    ● “Does that make sense to you?”
    RESTRICTION
    ● It refers to the limitations that you
    have as a speaker.
    ● These are set by people who have
    power in communication situation.
    ● Parents at home.
    ● Teacher in the classroom
    ● Principal or administrator
    of a school
    ● Barangay captain in your
    community
    AGE POSITION
    DECIDING
    FACTOR

    INFLUENCE
    TURN-TAKING
    It pertains to the order by which
    people who engage in a
    conversation speak.
    ● “Let me finish!”
    ● “I’m not yet finished!”
    TOPIC CONTROL
    It is the strategy that limits the coverage of a
    discussion or conversation to things that are
    acceptable to the people involved in the
    communication process.
    ● This might not be the best venue for
    such a discussion…
    ● Perhaps that is an issue for another
    discussion…
    ● Let’s not talk about that right now…
    ● Maybe we should reserve that topic
    for another time…
    ● This is not the right time to talk
    about that.
    TOPIC SHIFTING
    ● It is the strategy that requires listening
    intently to the person or people you are
    conserving with.
    ● It applies when you want a more
    interesting or more pleasant topic to talk
    about instead.
    ● “Well, in other new…”
    ● “By the way…”
    ● “Since you mentioned that…”
    ● “I know this is off-topic, but I
    have to ask/ say…”
    ● “Before I forget.”
    REPAIR
    ● It is the communication strategy for recouping
    lost rapport between or among communicators
    in a conversation.

    ● It is also done when a mistake is committed,


    such as mispronouncing a word or using the
    wrong term.
    “SORRY”
    ● “That came out wrong… let me
    rephrase that…”
    ● “I’m sorry, I take that back…”
    ● “Let me clarify that..”
    ● “Actually, it’s ..(correct term/
    pronunciation)
    ● “My bad, I meant to say (correct
    term/ pronunciation)
    TERMINATION
    ● It is ending an interaction to avoid
    conflicts or diffuse arguments.
    ● “Nevermind, it doesn’t matter. Let’s not
    talk about it anymore:.
    ● “I’m sorry, I’m not comfortable talking
    about this”.
    ● “I wish I could stay and talk more, but I
    have to go.”
    ● “It’s been great talking to you, but I’m
    afraid I have to go.”
    ● “Excuse me, but I really need to get going.
    Let’s talk again soon.”

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