Types of Study Instrument
Code Data
Types of Repair
Repair Operations Discussion
T1 T2
T3 T4
O 1
O 2
O 3
O 4
O 5
O 6
O 7
O 8
O 9
O 10
O 11
O 12
O 13
O 14
O 15
O 16
O1 7
52E3 T1O2
Ellen : And and, it
does, it feels fresh and yet still you and
the song you’re singing today I love
and it’s beautiful so I’m happy to see you
again. Celine
: Seven years, my friend.
Ellen
: Yeah, Let’s do it, not so long
next time. Celine
: I’ll try to come visit doctor
more often so I can see you more.
Ellen
: Alright, do it. No, I’ll come to see
you too.
Alright, Celine is gonna back
a little later perform her hit, her new hit
song and
it’s beautiful song. We’ll
be back alive, right? Thank you so much.
Celine
: Thank you. √
√ Ellen
tells the
audiences that
Celine is going to sing her new song
after the comercial break. In the middle
of her utterance, Ellen realizes that
she makes mistake. She initiates repair
by cutting off her on-going utterance
then, she completes the
repair by
employing inserting.
Ellen inserts
a new
element in
her utterance
which modifies the word
hit. The additional element function to
specify the
preceding word.
Note: 1 : Number of datum
E1 : Episode 1 T1 : Self-initiated self-completed repair
T2 : Self-initiated other-completed repair T3 : Other-initiated self-completed repair
T4 : Other-initiated other-completed repair O1 : Replacing
O7 : Sequence-jumping O13 : Confirmation
O2 : Inserting O8 : Recycling
O14 : Explanation O3 : Deleting
O9 : Reformatting O15 : Rejection
O4 : Searching O10 : Reordering
O16 : Combination O5 : Parenthesizing
O11 : Repeat O17 : Clarification
O6 : Aborting O12 : Rephrasing