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9 gru 2021 · Children with an assertive communication style have better attention performance than children with passive or aggressive communication styles. Keywords: communication styles, attention, primary school, assertiveness
This paper discusses a number of examples in several languages that show that such a goal is unattainable-that, in order to predict correctly the applicability of many rules, one must be able to...
12 sie 2022 · An informed understanding regarding the relationship between language, thought, and decision making in applied contexts can lead to enhancing communication in a number of settings including those that focus on clinical and mental health (e.g., Ertl et al., 2019), those that focus on minimizing false memories or perceptions such as in the legal ...
25 lut 2021 · For example, interaction-centered communication accommodation theory (Giles et al., 1991) can explain parental responsiveness in terms of parents' ability to converge with their children's communication style and parental control in terms of divergence or employing a nonaccommodative stance.
PDF | Effective family-school communication has a positive impact on children's education and learning, as well as the educational process in schools,... | Find, read and cite all the...
Communication styles in the classroom. Teachers and students have identifiable styles of talking to each other that linguists call a register. A register is a pattern of vocabulary, grammar, and expressions or comments that people associate with a social role. A familiar example is the “baby-talk” register often used to speak to an infant.
Usually, people keep a six-foot distance to demonstrate social and psychological distance. They thus show courtesy and respect for the interlocutor without neglecting them. At the same time, such a distance allows you to feel confident in front of the interlocutor.
