Communicative Strategies
You try not to talk about concepts difficult for you to express.
Topic Avoidance
It refers to any limitation you may have as a speaker.
Restriction
This is involved during thinking, dreaming, imagining and worrying about different happenings in their surroundings.
Intrapersonal Communication
A systematic technique employed by the speakers to express their meaning when faced with a language problem or difficulty.
Communicative Strategies
You use an alternative term to express the meaning of the target word as closely as possible.
Approximation
It refers to the process by which people decide who takes the conversational floor.
Turn-Taking
When the person communicates within himself or herself
Intrapersonal Communication
refers to physical location or where the communication is taking place and when that communication takes place.
Environmental Context
You expand a general word to the context where certain words are lacking like the overuse of the words: thing, stuff, make, do, what-do-you call-it, what-is-it
Use of All-Purpose Words
strategy used to open or establish a topic in a conversation.
Nomination
Humans are naturally social beings, they are made to interact with others at any given chance
Interpersonal Communication
describes the reason why something is occurring and the appropriate behavior and actions associated with the situation.
situational context
You create a new English word based on what you know of the way English works
Word Coinage
It involves moving from one topic to another.
Topic Shifting
A communication made in identical form to multiple persons or to the world at large
Public Communication
People show this when they decide on circumstances based on what they feel rather than what they think.
Emotional Self
You translate a word or an idiom from your mother tongue to English using the structure of your first language.
Literal Translation
refers to how speakers address the problems in speaking, listening, and comprehending that they may encounter in a conversation.
Repair
is examined between two people or more, especially among strangers, who are developing and maintaining a communication rapport
Interpersonal Communication
This is the cognitive part of a human being.
Intellectual Self