Data Display Conclusion Drawing and Verification

32 Since there were many expressions in each kind of gambits, the writer made coding for the kinds of gambits. This coding helped the writer to analyze the gambits were used by debaters was belonged to. The following part was the coding for kinds of gambits: OG: Opening Gambits LG: Linking Gambits RG: Responding Gambits After coding the data, the writer identified the gambits used in the utterances by using table as follows: Table 3.1. Table of Coding Speaker Kinds of gambits OG RG LG GOV S1 OPP S1 GOV S2

3. Data Display

After doing data reduction, the writer displayed the data. The data were displayed in a form of table. This table contained the debaters’ utterances and the identification of the gambits they used. Miles and Hubberman 1994 said that a data display is designed to assembly organized information into a compact and accessible form so that the writer could see what is happening and could draw 33 conclusions. The complete data display was attached in appendix 2. The following part was the example of data display: Table 3.2. Table of Data Display Spea ker Role Speech Kinds of gambits OG RG LG GOV S1 Prime Minister Social media has become one of daily basis needs in this era because there are a lot of function and a lot of feature, for example , to express their opinion, their feeling, or even sharing their photo, public … or anything else, right? But, we think in current status quo this function has been shifting for trending of mocking and blast for certain individual or certain marginalized group. And the first favor my honor speaker, we think this is a very problematic point because why? We think people that got, you know , mocked or even blast of me by certain people through social media and report to the government as well, then they give the evidence also there will be investigation from the government … -We think -Then -The problem is -First, -Second, -You know - Right - For example - Because - Why we think …? - But - That’s why - Umm, - If - Not only …, but … - Also - Not to mention,

4. Conclusion Drawing and Verification

The last step of analyzing the data was conclusion drawing and verification. In this step, the writer drew the final conclusion of the study. Also, the writer confirmed the analyzed data to some participants and trainers as data PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI 34 validation. The conclusions came after the writer analyzed the data and the result of the analysis had to be validated. Miles and Hubberman 1994 said that conclusion drawing is only half configuration and it needs to be verified to find out the meanings emerging from the data including their plausibility, sturdiness, and validity. While making the conclusion drawing, the writer contacted the debaters from UGM to do verification. The verification was done on Friday, October 16 th , 2015 in Faculty of Law area, Gadjah Mada University. The writer met up with the debaters from UGM who became Opposition team in the first debate session. In this verification, they verified the gambits they used in debate and their purpose in using them in their speeches. It was aimed to validate the conclusion and analysis the writer made and to find out other stories from the debaters. Moreover, the writer did data validation with some debate trainers in Yogyakarta. This data validation was taken in some times those were on January 25 th , 27 th , and 30 th , 2016. This step was taken to validate the conclusion and analysis that the writer had drawn and to have enlightenment in completing the discussion. This step helped the writer to understand the use of conversation gambits in Englis h debate activities from the trainers’ point of view.

F. Research Procedures