Communication accommodation theory
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Communication Accommodation Theory deals with adjusting communication styles to accommodate others effectively. It can be applied in workplaces, schools, and conversations. The theory was developed by Howard Giles at the University of California, Santa Barbara to help overcome language, age, and cultural barriers that cause failed communication. Accommodating others through adjusting speech patterns and communication styles promotes understanding and positive interactions.
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Communication accommodation theory
- 2. WHAT IS IT? Communication Accommodation Theory deals with accommodating others to certain communication interactions. It can be used in the workplace, school, or just having a conversation with other people. People change the way they speak to understand others better to accommodate to their communication needs.
- 3. WHO USES IT YOU ASK? Howard Giles is one of the main people who uses this theory. He's a professor at the University of Santa Barbra! Howard Giles Aw isnt that nice?
- 5. SCHOOL
- 6. WHATS THE POINT YOU ASK? The point of Communication Accommodation Theory is to be able to communicate with others affectively! Without it, problems with language barriers, age barriers, or understanding people clearly can be a result of failed communication accommodation. I look better than you little boy!!!
- 7. I CAN RUN FASTER THAN YOU SLOW POKE!!!
- 8. I talk with my hands
- 9. CRITICISM Researchers argue that people accommodate to others on purpose. So you mean sometimes people dont accommodate others because they dont want to???
- 10. YES SIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Which causes problems with communication
- 12. WHAT ELSE YOU ASK? We choose how to communicate! SO ACCOMMODATE OTHERS TODAY! It makes the world a happy place!!!