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LANGUAGE IN INDIA Strength for Today and Bright Hope for Tomorrow HOW DO IRANIAN COMPLAINEES USE CONVERSATIONAL STRATEGIES IN THEIR COMPLAINTS? COMPLAINTS THROUGH CONVERSATION! HOW DO IRANIAN COMPLAINEES USE CONVERSATIONAL STRATEGIES IN THEIR COMPLAINTS?
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M Thirumalai,
B Mallikarjun,
Sam,
B A Sharada,
A R Fatihi,
Lakhan,
K Karunakaran,
Marie Jennifer,
Bayer,
Mohammad Salmani-Nodoushan,
Mohammad Salmani-Nodoushan
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In a study of the effects of complainees' sex, age, perceived situational seriousness, and social class on the use of conversational strategies in their response to complaining behavior of complainers, 465 subjects of varying age, sex, and social class were observed and tape recorded in spontaneous conversation by 25 field workers. The field workers also filled out a checklist that provided the data of the study, which were then input into two nonparametric tests: (a) Mann-Whitney U Test, and (b) Kruskal Wallis H Test. The results of data analysis showed that sex and social class caused the differential use of two conversational strategies whereas perceived situational seriousness caused the differential use of only one strategy. The results also indicated that age resulted in the differential use of none of the conversational strategies in questions.
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