Two become one supportive and cooperative interruption in two Philippine primetime television talk shows
Interruption is a high-risk, interpersonal move that sets up the possibility of sanctions for the breach of polite conversation (Speicher, 1993). It imperils the interlocutor's rights in turn-taking and right to speak. Thus, interruption is viewed as non-supportive and obtrusive. However, when...
| Published in: | Tanglaw: official journal of the College of Education Vol. 10, no. 1 (Jan. 2004), 99-115 |
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