Cooperative vs Competitive The Factors of Misunderstanding in Alex’s and Gigi’s Conversations
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English Teachers In the teaching-learning process, the English Teachers need to improve their
skills in communication so that they can make successful conversations to their students. Moreover, English teachers also need to understand gender different styles
in making conversations. This research can be one of the useful references for the English Teachers who want to enrich their knowledge about gender and
communication. Besides, they can apply their knowledge in their teaching-learning process.
3. Future Researchers
This research can help the future researchers who conduct research related to the conversational style of men and women. From this research, the future researchers
can deepen their research in one of the conversational styles. Besides, they can deepen one of the factors of misunderstanding in cross-sex conversations.
Furthermore, the future researchers can analyze other media in order to get the data source since this research used the movie as the data source.
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