For week six, the activity was about confirming behavior, which is simply defined as the acceptance of a speaker’s identity and emotions as legitimate through the messages that are transacted. The activity itself involved five different real-life dialogues. For each, I gave either a positive or a negative response, dependent on the type of response as indicated. After having inferred the set circumstances, I reflected on how my answers were given in contrast to the rest of the class. As a result, our answers varied for all of them, just as expected.
Regarding the five situations, they were generic and detailed enough to answer. In other words, I based all my replies off of adequate amount of information, similar to the number of details included
Regarding the five situations, they were generic and detailed enough to answer. In other words, I based all my replies off of adequate amount of information, similar to the number of details included