Author Question: In both face-to-face and telephone conversations, A participants are on equal footing at the ... (Read 72 times)

mynx · **on:** Jul 10, 2018

In both face-to-face and telephone conversations,

A participants are on equal footing at the beginning of the interaction.
B participants do not usually need to identify themselves by name.
C people structure the conversations at the beginning and end.
D the person who initiates the conversation always interrupts the other interlocutor.
E people dismiss the use of adjacency pairs to structure the conversation at the beginning and end.

Question 2

Societies in which people or kinship groups are ordered in a continuum in relation to each other are called __________.

a. ranked societies
b. egalitarian societies
c. hierarchies
d. complex societies