Suggestions CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS
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D : Distance
P : Power
R : Rank of imposition
BR : Bald on Record 1. No face redress in great urgency
2. Metaphorical urgency for emphasis 3. Metaphorical entreatis stressing the hearer valuation
4. Channel noise 5. Task-oriented
6. Do not care to maintain hearer’s face 7. Sympathetic advice or warnings
8. FTA oriented-bald on record-usage
PP : Positive politeness 1.
Notice and attend to hearer 2.
Exaggerate 3.
Intensify interest to hearer 4.
Use in group identity markers 5.
Seek agreement 6.
Avoid disagreement 7.
Presupposeraiseassert a common ground 8.
Joke 9.
Assert or presuppose speaker’s knowledge of and concern for hearer’s wants
10. Offer and promise 11. Be optimistic
12. Include both speaker and hearer in the activity 13. Tell or ask for reason
14. Assume or assert reciprocity 15. Give gifts to hear
NP : Negative politeness 1. Be conventionally indirect
2. Question, hedge 3. Be pessimistic
4. Minimize the imposition 5. Give deference
6. Apologize 7. Impersonalize
8. State the FTA as a general rule 9. Nominalize
10. Go on record as incurring debt or as not indebting the hearer
OR : Off record 1.
Give hints 10. Use rhetorical questions
2. Give association clues
11. Be ambigious 3.
Presuppose 12. Be vague
4. Understate
13. Over-generalize 5.
Overstate 14. Displace the hearer
6. Use tautologies
15. Be incomplete, use ellipsis 7.
Use contradictions 8.
Be ironic 9.
Use metaphor
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No. Data
Types and Realizations Sociological
Factors Explanation
BR PP
NP OR
D P
R
1. Oprah
: Love, love love. Tweet, tweet. Whoo You.
Amanda : Hi Oprah. I can’t believe I just said that.
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Oprah greets the audiences of the program by employing the expression that is categorized as positive politeness strategy
focused on exaggerate. It is because she uses exaggerate in the statements Love love love and Tweet tweet which are
being stressed. In addition, there is a social distance between Oprah as the speaker and the audiences who are the students
in Stanford Graduate School of Business.