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How to Avoid Embarrassment: Understand Face-Threatening Acts 

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This video lists more than 20 everyday actions that have the potential to embarrass you or the person you are talking to. By learning an accurate map of all of these types of embarrassment, you can embarrass yourself and others much less often.
At the same time, the video describes the fundamental mechanisms that cause all embarrassment.
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@silkroad1201
@silkroad1201 2 года назад
I like how you honestly give examples of how you CAN embarrass yourself and how to avoid it. Most people say, "Just jump in there! Don't be afraid, you won't embarrass yourself!". Yes... you can and you probably will
@MichelleseaChelle
@MichelleseaChelle 2 года назад
Exactly. I don’t like when people say things like that because it’s totally unrealistic.
@IkeFoxbrush
@IkeFoxbrush Год назад
Social interactions are a minefield... and there are casualties left and right
@whatsgoingon6256
@whatsgoingon6256 3 года назад
Ohno, now I see why I upset and annoy people or turn them off. My Covert Narcissist mother taught me the opposite. At 43yo, I must reparent everything I know. Sigh. Thank you! 🙂
@infernal..
@infernal.. 2 года назад
Better now than never
@raeorion
@raeorion 2 года назад
💕 oh, check out Patrick Teahan's channel! He's a therapist who focuses on childhood trama and has a lot of great videos about growing up with narcissistic parents, they've helped me so much. Hope you're doing well!
@bambiklopfer5429
@bambiklopfer5429 2 года назад
Check out HG Tudor who is a diagnosed Narcissists and explaines brilliant about that topic.
@alexandramcleod2079
@alexandramcleod2079 2 года назад
Poor mothers
@terrioestreich4007
@terrioestreich4007 2 года назад
I also have a narcissistic mother so I feel you big time!! I'm getting to the point of things that were pushed down my throat by her that were wrong or damaging, I just stop and think, she didn't know the correct or nurturing thing to do, that's it. She didn't know. I might have those second thoughts of that she didn't want to know, or she did these things on purpose because to me, that's how it seemed. I stop myself right there because the first thought is probably more correct than the second thought
@katgray63
@katgray63 2 года назад
Thanks for this.I have aspergers and I'm trying to learn how to socialize better.These videos are helpful
@corym.johnson7241
@corym.johnson7241 2 года назад
I know a lady whose sole job is to help people's brains fully develop. She has helped like yourself and many others with ADD/ADHD, brain injuries, even people in a vegetable state. What she does is she creates a program for the individual. This program's intention is to stimulate the brain stem and it's what babies do crawling, that stimulates the brain stem. Crawling on your belly and getting that cross body, arm and leg. You can mimic this while staying in place. She has done this for over a decade. You have to be on your belly and have the cross body action. To be clear I'm referring to the left arm and the right leg ahead of the other. Basically what you do naturally when crawling on your belly. The time frames she and their families have seen recovery is multiple months to roughly a 1 1/2 years. Do this daily anything from 15min to 1hr. Good luck and may you be consistent.
@user-nv7uq3zj5e
@user-nv7uq3zj5e Год назад
@@corym.johnson7241 How does one recover from ADD/ADHD?
@corym.johnson7241
@corym.johnson7241 Год назад
@@user-nv7uq3zj5e By crawling on your belly. You can crawl in place and still achieve the same outcome. What this does is stimulate the brain stem and over the course of months this leads to the lesser developed parts of the brain becoming developed and incorporated into the whole.
@kitkat615
@kitkat615 Год назад
I would love to know if this is real or not. Interesting concept! Do you have a name for the therapist doing this technique, where I can look it up further?
@randalmiller5450
@randalmiller5450 Год назад
A lot has to do with the relationship. A friend vs relative vs stranger vs coworker. Above all normally adjusted people want a genuine exchange, even if it's not the most comfortable.
@guesswho5790
@guesswho5790 Год назад
Thank you! Finally a positive outlook to the social game lol most of us really do just want genuine connection to various degrees of depth.
@DaRyteJuan
@DaRyteJuan Год назад
Wow. These concepts are so cool. I’m an especially solitary person and recently I’ve been having threats to both my negative and positive faces relative to a couple of interactions with my general practitioner. I’m in the process of trying to restore both forms of face, but they’re not cooperating. It’s like a combination of belligerence and indifference. Usually I only have this level of obstinance when I’m duking it out with an attorney. This is worse because at least when I’m dealing opposing counsel, we already know it’s an adversarial relationship, not a fiduciary one. But when someone is _supposed_ to be treating you with kindness and respect and instead are treating you with cruelty and disrespect, it’s a bit maddening. The lack of a response is quite troubling. Four days ago, I sent an email asking for a simple piece of information I’m entitled to receive, but they won’t furnish it. They seem to be engaging in some kind of psychological warfare. But why? I don’t know. On the one hand, they’re verbally demanding I come back to the office to ‘go over the results,’ but I told them if they don’t supply me this one piece of information first, I’m not coming in. In my email, I provided all kinds of supporting documentation why I’m entitled to have this information - upon demand - but they won’t yield. So it’s a battle of the wills. The main club they’re bashing me over the head with is my prescription. THEM: “Either come into the office, or we won’t renew your prescription.” ME: “Please furnish me [X] information, and then I’ll come in.” So it’s a big time showdown. If they won’t furnish the information, I’m either going to have to go off the prescription or else go down to Tijuana where you don’t need a prescription. I live more than 100 miles away from the border, so it’s not exactly convenient. But I’m just not going to give in to their pressure campaign.
@wildpigeonbig3177
@wildpigeonbig3177 4 года назад
Thank you for this video, I'm a Chinese English major student, and your video really helps me a lot in my Pragmatics final!!!
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
You're very welcome!
@yuanxinzhang2808
@yuanxinzhang2808 2 года назад
me too, Chinese English major. This really is a great help with Pragmatics
@hugo822514
@hugo822514 5 лет назад
Dear Bruce Lambert, I`m writing to let you know that thanks to one of your videos (Participation Framework by Erving Goffman) I have passed a final exam. I had to deliver a presentation and your explanation was crucial for me to understand the concept. I really appreciate your work. Regards, Hugo de Andreotti. (Argentina, University of La Plata). I`m a student of English and Literature Teaching Course.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 5 лет назад
Hugo, this makes me so happy! Congratulations on passing the final exam. Goffman had a writing style that is sometimes hard to understand, but the ideas themselves are often not that complicated and are very powerful. Perhaps you could share my videos or my channel with your classmates so that they could benefit also.
@User2jn
@User2jn 2 года назад
''The social world is a minefield'' I like that one.
@MoonPhaze5
@MoonPhaze5 2 года назад
Absolutely 💯%. I have gotten to the point where it is worth missing out on the chance to make new friends, if it means avoiding anymore negative experiences with toxic people.
@DarrenChen
@DarrenChen Год назад
I have blindly stumbled on this aspect of communication quite often. I am glad I found this explanation and hope to improve on my sensitivity of face work
@emiliog.4432
@emiliog.4432 Год назад
This is a huge topic with so much nuance. Every culture and social tier have variations on face. Even the words in different languages! I hope that you will explore this topic further in future videos. Your thoughts and analysis of these subjects is very interesting and thought provoking. Ty
@davidtracy8467
@davidtracy8467 2 года назад
As a master student of Applied Linguistics, this video benefits me a lot. Kudos to you, professor!
@AlgarraAzuara
@AlgarraAzuara Год назад
You literally saved my life with your video. I’m studying it in my Pragmatics subject and I couldn’t understand it well enough with my book. Now I see it crystal clear!! Thanks so much Professor.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks Год назад
My pleasure. Where are you studying?
@AlgarraAzuara
@AlgarraAzuara Год назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks At UNED University in Spain, Europe. We have no classes, everything is online but teachers do not always reply to our emails so I get little help from them. It’s sad but I must go on with the online Uni. I wouldn’t be able to attend to classes since I work most mornings and all afternoons. Finding you, in order to understand face-threatening, was like finding water in the desert!! Actually, I used one of your examples in the final exam… I cannot thank you enough.
@WhatDoesTheFoxSay333
@WhatDoesTheFoxSay333 2 года назад
Im an American that was stuck in thier parent's bubble so I dont know some social norms which is really interesting..... love ur videos.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
Thank you. I aim to be helpful.
@stevedouglas5443
@stevedouglas5443 2 года назад
This is a great example of a concept being put in words. Putting concepts into words gives dimension to the concepts.
@supermichaelssecondchannel4342
I think overthinking is real. How can one not go crazy caring so much about what others think.
@jogaul5495
@jogaul5495 Год назад
So very helpful. Thank you!
@grasiellaharb1633
@grasiellaharb1633 4 года назад
wow!!! very clear, very informative and well supported with real life examples
@lou-annjordan7621
@lou-annjordan7621 2 года назад
This was incredibly helpful in understanding the concept of positive and negative face. Thank you.
@bambiklopfer5429
@bambiklopfer5429 2 года назад
Very eye-opening. Thanks for explaining the structure that lies under communication.
@maryamhan6007
@maryamhan6007 3 года назад
Thank you dr. The way you explained the subject was more than satisfying.
@Kseniia_Kolodina
@Kseniia_Kolodina Год назад
Thank you for such an elaborate explanation! Everything's clear to me now.
@dianerodriguez6546
@dianerodriguez6546 2 года назад
OMG living a life afraid to be your self just to save face all the time is ridiculous. Not unless you’re at your job interacting with clients or your boss. But if you’re around family or friends I believe people should be themselves. And also understand that no one is perfect. I prefer to be around people that are being their real selves and not fake just to seem perfect. What’s the saying “to love me is to know me”, the real me with all the imperfections. I also trust a person that reveals their true self and says what they really are thinking. Realistically you can’t expect everyone to like you, that’s just not possible.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
What does it mean to “be yourself.”
@ct6852
@ct6852 Год назад
As long as you aren't feeding off negative reactions like a narcissist you should be alright. The people who truly get off on hurting others get left eventually. And for good reason. Only a matter of time.
@guesswho5790
@guesswho5790 Год назад
There are registers. Our more professional self is not going to be exactly like your casual or more personal self. We must adapt depending on the situation. But the way you put it sounds like you'd prefer someone rude over someone polite because the rude person says things in a more disagreeable way. I for example cannot have that in my circle because it just does not make me feel good to be around people like that. Who do not think before they speak, no filter. Just. No. You can say a very harsh truth in a kind way. You can express your true self without being blunt and unpleasant. That is my take on that.
@nandamaharjan2985
@nandamaharjan2985 Месяц назад
I think your statement contains aspects that are agreeable as well as disagreeable, and this is merely my view. Yes, we all want to be accepted for who we are. However, social dynamics goes beyond our personal preferences. It’s like a dance with push-pull rhythm. And family and friends should not be taken lightly either. They also need your respect and politeness as much as they want your authentic self.
@redruby56
@redruby56 2 года назад
Thank you! As a young business owner it helps a lot.
@sillygirl1139
@sillygirl1139 2 года назад
Such an underrated video. Thank you.
@dwd080376
@dwd080376 2 года назад
Finally information i can implement. Thank you! 🤗
@saaa-ev5mb
@saaa-ev5mb 7 месяцев назад
Thank you for your excellent explanation !
@rureal383
@rureal383 3 года назад
Thank you! That was veryy helpful
@annxiao7721
@annxiao7721 Год назад
Wow this is so enlightening! I never thought of the negative face aspects…
@phoenixsimone6276
@phoenixsimone6276 2 года назад
You're an absolutely thorough Teacher. Thank you so much for taking your time and expertise to coach me through a very critical point in my life.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
It’s my pleasure. That’s why I do this. How did I help you?
@phoenixsimone6276
@phoenixsimone6276 2 года назад
You helped me by being able plow through my imposter syndrome. I am a new manager. In the last few months I’ve had to engage in many complex conversations, some of them difficult. This year, I’ve taken on effective communication as my primary focus to achieving my best professional and personal self. There are times I find myself insecure, sometimes consumed with the hearers perspective. Im not sure if I’m insecure or not- but it’s important for me to communicate with respect while being direct -with compassion. Your teachings are helping me to gain further insight and tools of practice as I steady myself In this new role.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
@@phoenixsimone6276 That's wonderful.
@AdisCandra
@AdisCandra 4 года назад
thank you. this is so well explained and easily absorbed. please dont ever stop making these videos! salaam from Indonesia.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Thank you so much for your kindness.
@divinepiccolo9469
@divinepiccolo9469 Год назад
Thank you, very helpful.
@michelekurlan2580
@michelekurlan2580 2 года назад
This is some strong coffee. Navigating human interactions is like navigating a minefield and I am looking for my feet(and my "mask") Just more introspective homework to do 💣🦶👀🦶 Kvetching bcuz being human sometimes feels like too much work BUT as the saying goes: "when the student is ready,the teacher appears"
@julianrodriguez661
@julianrodriguez661 Год назад
Thank you for video. Good video.
@Tom-nz5te
@Tom-nz5te 13 дней назад
Very well spoken and thorough examples
@mcooichen3388
@mcooichen3388 4 года назад
Thank you so much for your great video!! You explain well and really helps me with my final presentation. Again, thank you! An English major from China.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Good luck on your final! Please share my video with your classmates. Thank you.
@nandamaharjan2985
@nandamaharjan2985 Месяц назад
This is so interesting. I come from a culture where people don’t put a lot of emphasis on social cues, emotional intelligence and conversational tactics. What Bruce says makes a lot of sense. I’ve been living overseas for 10+ years and I’m still learning.
@bananabarnicles
@bananabarnicles 3 года назад
Thank you for the video and clear explanation :D. Because of the pandemic, my class are all online now and your video really help me understand my syllabus. I'm always missing classes because of my internet connection. A big thank you from Malaysia
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад
You’re welcome from America!
@ruilin9505
@ruilin9505 3 года назад
You are a perfect air-reader!
@tonyg1120
@tonyg1120 2 года назад
I learned something new, thank you sir great video
@csgecko
@csgecko 3 года назад
Truly top content mate, thanks. Very skilled communicator.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад
Thank you. Maybe you could recommend my channel to a friend who might benefit from it.
@csgecko
@csgecko 3 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks already have. Two in fact
@gabrielsequeira-bacher9049
@gabrielsequeira-bacher9049 Год назад
Now I understand why I get so upset when people perceive any part of my appearance (shoes, a bag…) as incongruous. It’s because I have lost face. Often this triggers my fight or flight instinct and I respond by verbally reacting to noticing their noticing in attempt to prove that I’m aware of my fashion faux pas. This is never enough to save face, and often just makes matters worse.
@mohammedbinelasfar4829
@mohammedbinelasfar4829 4 года назад
Thank you very much for this explanation,sir
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
You are most welcome
@jasmine7555
@jasmine7555 2 года назад
so helpful!
@Niitewing
@Niitewing 4 года назад
Very informative and interesting video, thanks a lot! Could you please do a video on intimidation and how to (professionally) diffuse conflict situations when you're being attacked? And also, what do you think is the best thing to do after having lost face in a really traumatic way and not being able to repair the damage? A year later I still feel my negative face is damaged by the judgement and intimidation I got as a result of my mistakes. Thanks in advance!
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Emin, thank you for this thoughtful comment. And thank you for the suggestion to do a video on intimidation and diffusing conflict at work. These are great ideas and I’ll try to do videos on these topics in the new year. As to your second question about the traumatic loss of face, this is a tough one. I think it was probably positive face that was affected rather than negative face. Remember positive face is the desire to be liked and approved of a negative face is the desire to be left alone to go about your business. If you were judged and intimidated, this is more likely to affect your positive face, i.e. your desire to be liked and approved of. This kind of humiliation, especially when it occurs at work in a somewhat public setting, can do lasting damage to our sense of ourselves and our self-esteem. I don’t know if you still work in that environment, but my first suggestion would be to find a more supportive professional environment if you can. It’s hard to Maintain self-esteem and even mental health if you work in an environment where your boss can intimidate you. Otherwise the help of a good therapist would probably be of great benefit in helping you repair the damage that was done by that traumatic loss of face. Good luck and keep coming back to the channel and leaving these good comments.
@guesswho5790
@guesswho5790 Год назад
Maybe this is overdue. But what helped me was to stick close to people who valued me. Respected me. Who saw the good in me and thought I have potential. Stick around people who mostly admire you. Try your best to ignore the naysayers and prove to YOURSELF that you can do a good job. Who cares what an a-hole thinks. About making mistakes. Learn from them and try to not do it again. Everybody, even that a-hole who gave you a hard time for it, has made at least one mistake in their life. To err is human. You are not less than or unworthy bc you made a couple mistakes. You are human.
@ComradeWinstonn
@ComradeWinstonn 4 года назад
And now u r helping me with my media ASSIGNMENT, thanks a lot
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Winston, so happy to help! Please share the channel with your classmates so they can benefit also.
@ComradeWinstonn
@ComradeWinstonn 4 года назад
How Communication Works I would like to. Many thanks to u, gentleman.🌹
@dascorncakes1151
@dascorncakes1151 2 года назад
i have social anxiety thank you so much for this as a 21yo thank you so much
@ayishaabdulaziz6787
@ayishaabdulaziz6787 4 года назад
Excellent videos sir. Helped me a lot with my sociolinguistic exam tomorrow. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Great. Share it with your classmates!
@ct6852
@ct6852 Год назад
I think the Golden Rule is pretty much the simple standard if you're truly concerned with getting along with people. It's easy to remember, and you already feel it intuitively if you're not a complete psychopath.
@ugowhereiwent
@ugowhereiwent Год назад
Very useful
@DaRyteJuan
@DaRyteJuan Год назад
Sometimes other people willing set you up to completely demolish both your positive and negative face in one fell swoop. I sort of thought you were gonna touch on that. Malicious, premeditated and orchestrated ambushes to face. In that case it’s, _“Fool me once? Shame on you. Fool me twice? Shame on me.”_
@trelkel3805
@trelkel3805 2 месяца назад
A lot of people will rebel against this by saying "I can't just be myself then!" or "I like it when people are just honest" (in reality they actually don't) but what they really mean is that they just want to keep on being jerks and inconsiderate of others. Good luck in the world and dealing with others with that attitude.
@abdalameer1318
@abdalameer1318 4 года назад
That s great. Thank u so much Sir and I d like to read your articles about politeness theory and pragmatics. Nowadayes I am looking for topics for my thesis and my main interest is pragmatics. I am from Iraq.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Do you have online access to a good library? If so just search for my name (Bruce Lambert) with the words face and politeness.
@joejones7579
@joejones7579 2 года назад
Do you have any videos explaining how to deal with narcissistic people who purposely attempt to threaten face? Thanks. Amazing video!
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
I have not done much on narcissism but there are some other great creators on RU-vid who have.
@guesswho5790
@guesswho5790 Год назад
I would suggest to just deny what they are saying calmly yet assertively and do NOT try to win at their game. They are that way as a coping mechanism. They are hardwired to save face whatever the cost, maybe even at your expense too. Just put some distance. Do not disclose any personal information that they might use as ammunition. But for the most part narcissists can be entertaining. Listen to their stories but do not become their supply. Do not compliment them. Do not say anything bad about them either. They are neutral ground as far as you are concerned. They're Switzerland.
@concuben
@concuben 4 года назад
Fantastic video! Do you have any tips for ways to approach face-threatening situations with more polite language?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Yes Benjamin. Check out my playlist on politeness. Or go to my website (howcommunicationworks.com) and read the blog entries on politeness. Lots of tips there. Thanks for your support. Share the video with a friend!
@nryane
@nryane 3 года назад
If one is autistic, there are several ways in which social cues are often challenging. Being kind isn’t always clear. Even language can be taken literally, when it often is figurative. How do you recommend that we practice, so that we get the “correct face”?
@sofiaharper6349
@sofiaharper6349 2 года назад
I struggle with the same thing.. it makes things so awkward for me. I try to mimic facial expressions but it always comes out wrong because of my anxiety. It’s terrifying 😭
@nryane
@nryane 2 года назад
@@sofiaharper6349 I usually am deep in thought and my face looks angry or fierce. Once, years ago, I actually had a student ask me if I was angry. I was surprised and answered that I was deep in thought. Because of that maybe my face LOOKED angry, but I wasn’t. It made me aware that I have to practice relaxing my face into a smile or a “softer”, less intense look.
@mhmdaburashed4117
@mhmdaburashed4117 3 года назад
Thank you Sir. You helped me in my exam. You explained them much easier than my professor, I share it with my classmates. Thank you
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад
Fantastic! Where are you going to school?
@mhmdaburashed4117
@mhmdaburashed4117 3 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks I'm third year English literature student, Damascus University.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 3 года назад
Best wishes to you and you classmates from me in Chicago, Illinois, USA.
@mhmdaburashed4117
@mhmdaburashed4117 3 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks Thank you
@ethanstover9859
@ethanstover9859 Год назад
Fascinating stuff, do you have a reading list on this subject? This is the first video (certainly not the last) of yours I have watched
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks Год назад
It's technical, but try Erving Goffman's Interaction Ritual or Brown and Levinson's Politeness. Or my Erving Goffman playlist.
@ethanstover9859
@ethanstover9859 Год назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks Thank you!
@abdalameer1318
@abdalameer1318 3 года назад
Hello. Thanks for those amazing vedios but I am still confused concerning (if clause) with a sentence like (if you have a fever, seek medical care.) Will it be negative politeness - - be direct strategy or dont assume/persume strategy or will it be off record. Because if clause is involved in all these strategies so how can I know???
@Deedraa
@Deedraa Год назад
Very informative and interesting . Being from NY where most people are brutally honest excetra are politeness is lacking . I read in other cultures like in Honduras people will not be brutally honest , their taught to even lie to not hurt a persons feeling ? I for some reason feel if someone asks me if let’s say there new haircut looks good , I would naturally tell them the truth . Meaning yes I like it or no it looks terrible . YIKES !!!
@ssmith2162
@ssmith2162 2 года назад
I’m confused. It sounds like if I say “thank you” or invite someone to dinner or compliment them I’m going to cause them to lose face. Where are the solutions for communication or existing in society if one cannot say thanks as it is offensive? Oddly enough, there are a ton of people in the comments saying thank you for this video, which would seem to cause the poster to lose face I was recently in France where you are constantly required to say thank you, so this must be an American thing
@oldepersonne
@oldepersonne 2 года назад
Now I know WHY I avoid all human contact.
@activate_filmscore
@activate_filmscore Год назад
i was watching this is 1 step less slow speed and it run pretty smoothly in normal phase ,,,,,
@chelzychavez315
@chelzychavez315 4 года назад
Good day sir, I'm the one who's assigned to report about Politeness Theory by Brown and Levinson in our Discourse Analysis class next week but I'm having a hard time with the "FTA", is there a politeness included during FTA? By the way, thank you for this video, now I understand the 2 aspects of face. I'm a student of Technical Teacher Education Course major in English.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Search my channel and website (howcommunicationworks.com) for other videos about politeness and face. Check the playlist. An FTA is a face threatening act. It can be done with or without politeness. Bald on the erodes is the least polite strategy. It involves doing the FTA without any politeness.
@willstevenson9634
@willstevenson9634 2 года назад
I knew some awful person who would promise to share his hypothetical lottery winnings. Talk about a cheap promise... a cheap empty promise that implied that now I owed him something
@aliceberry9392
@aliceberry9392 2 года назад
I think humor can help a lot in interpersonal Relations. Do you have a video on that?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
I don’t but I should.
@leeboriack8054
@leeboriack8054 Год назад
Please do a talk on how to deal with someone who dominate conversations and pretty well expects everyone to be an audience.
@homiekeen23
@homiekeen23 Месяц назад
Accepting compliments doesn't automatically indicate bragging, I feel that it depends on how we accept it. If we say thank you with a hair flip and smug eyes 😅 then yes for sure it comes off as bragging. But if ww just modestly say thank you, in a thankful tone, more closed/humble face and body language, then it indicates appreciation towards the other person
@luwelynmaemahinay9938
@luwelynmaemahinay9938 4 года назад
This is such an amazing video Sir! Hope you could suggest a master's thesis topic using this theory! Thankyou 🙏🙏
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
A good thesis question depends on your interests and what discipline your studying. If you tell me a bit more about that I can maybe make some suggestions
@luwelynmaemahinay9938
@luwelynmaemahinay9938 4 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks I'm interested Sir with first in how to apply politeness strategies in job interview conversation, my research question is 1.What politeness strategies do applicants use in answering jib interview questions 2.(i can't think of any question that starts with "How" to support and I hope you could suggest some sir)
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
I think there are two main types of questions. The first is what causes variations in politeness, and that would be things like power, social distance, and ranking. Second set of questions would have to do with what are the effects of different politeness strategies. In an interview setting that could have to do with perceptions of credibility or effectiveness or liking or things like that.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
LUWELYN MAE MAHINAY You know I can’t write your research questions for you. I’ve given you a lot of guidance, but you have to take it from here. Draft some research questions, and talk them over with your advisor. You can share them with me here if you want some feedback from me
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
LUWELYN MAE MAHINAY begin by asking yourself what the face threatening aspects of the situation are. Then ask yourself what are the different politeness strategies or other strategies that might be used to deal with these face threatening situations. There will be variation among your subjects and how much politeness they use to address the various face threats. You should ask yourself what are the causes and consequences of this variation in politeness. This is a conversation you should be having with your advisor. You should also read Browning Levinson’s book, and Goffman about face work, and my articles about face and politeness and pharmacist-physician interaction.
@val09031
@val09031 4 года назад
I would like to know how to. Explain how the speaker calculate the size of fta, ( power, distance..) thank you
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
Check out this video for more detail. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lrfWVdsX7ts.html
@axiomaddict
@axiomaddict Год назад
…so, to be aware of when my words are not helpful, I need to be mindful of 1) when the situation commands work to be done, and 2) the fleeting expressions on their faces that suggest discomfort, and shifts in body language? Otherwise, If I try to “think” through all of these rules, probabilites, and conditions as they relate to “Face”, I would be second-guessing myself and emanating stress.
@tonyg1120
@tonyg1120 2 года назад
If apologies are so hard to make for you, You gotta “sit down and be Humble” kendrick Lamar
@bsdiceman
@bsdiceman Год назад
Okay recieving a gift, offer to go on a trip has recently made feel a threat my negative face. As if I'd rather be left alone than be offered this gift. Strange because it is a nice offer. Also what about when kid play around in the school yard daring each other, that is rarely polite but is often fun for everyone involved. Promises, requests are things I think I need to make to be a better person, any advice on how to make them?
@ozzycar7921
@ozzycar7921 Год назад
Now I know why I hate being thanked
@Deedraa
@Deedraa Год назад
A long time friend of mine constantly invites me over . She is extremely negative . I have made excuses ex doctors appt errands ect . But it’s a daily invite . Omg what to do ? Actually I’m 52 we went to high school together lost touch then reconnected on FB she drinks I don’t she’s married I’m not … omg !
@scottgodkins2017
@scottgodkins2017 2 года назад
How does ending a suggestion or advice email get affected by ending it with, “No response is necessary.”, or the like?? Helpful?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
That is an example of what brown and Levenson would call negative politeness because it redress is the potential threat to the hearer’s negative face.
@dorisw2507
@dorisw2507 2 года назад
Question, if we stumble a lot when we speak because of nervousness which embarrasses us... I am signing up for Toastmasters, but is there anything I can do in the moment after it happens to lessen the face threat I caused?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
“ Oh pardon me, I’m a bit nervous, and when I’m nervous I sometimes stumble a bit.”
@Samboyant
@Samboyant Год назад
Would you say that threats to the speaker's postivie face are therefore threats to the hearer's negative face and threats to the speaker's negative face are also threats to the hearer's positive face ?
@acookie7548
@acookie7548 2 года назад
thank you for this video, it was very structured and clear on the content. i have a question - for negative face threats of the speaker, the excuses and acceptance of offers situation, couldn't the case be made that the speaker is then a hearer and thus is a negative face threat to the hearer? i'm not sure if this question makes sense haha. i would really appreciate an answer, but of course, there's no obligation!
@acookie7548
@acookie7548 2 года назад
clarification: if someone makes an offer to you and you must make an excuse or accept the offer, wouldn't that make you the hearer?
@acookie7548
@acookie7548 2 года назад
actually, if someone could clarify the speaker/hearer difference for me that would be great. like for making unwilling promises or offers, if you make a promise you're not willing to fulfil (e.g. changing someone's tire) in response to someone mentioning something (e.g. that their tire's worn out and oh how they wished someone could change it) wouldn't that make you the hearer?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
When you have to accept or refuse an offer or a compliment, you are in the role of a speaker.
@autoparts6873
@autoparts6873 3 года назад
Why do I feel like I threaten face every time I talk to my sisters?
@aylerayler
@aylerayler 8 месяцев назад
This is so clear. Crazy clarity. But the politeness can conflict with trying to deepen a relationship.
@june5527
@june5527 Год назад
Terrifying!
@reason4being868
@reason4being868 2 года назад
Gee whiz! What CAN you say in conversation? I have so much to learn 😔
@geminil2415
@geminil2415 2 года назад
This is too much for me. It seems everything that's said or done threatens someone,and who are all these people who want to be left alone?
@scottgodkins2017
@scottgodkins2017 2 года назад
So…it seems to me that posing a question or statement to someone via text or email that doesn’t get responded to, very likely could mean they don’t have the linguistic skills necessary to actually respond……or they are just being disrespectful…..
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
I think that’s probably right, though it all depends on the specific circumstances. A question does conventionally require an answer. Failure to answer is a breach of that convention. I guess the possibilities are that the person does not know how to answer the question, does not have an answer to the question, or does not want to answer the question.
@blewison7738
@blewison7738 2 года назад
Couldn’t it also mean that they may not have received or read the text lot email, or haven’t had the time (due to a number of reasons), to respond? Is asking for clarification that the person received it okay to do? We are bombarded by so many things on a daily basis these days that it’s sometimes hard to keep up with all of these demands on our time.
@ratulbashar2055
@ratulbashar2055 Год назад
Drinking challenge: Whenever he says Left alone
@swordierre9341
@swordierre9341 2 года назад
Accepting compliments threats both negative and positive face.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
I agree.
@swordierre9341
@swordierre9341 2 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorksyeh and its probably why most people struggle with it.😅 I've watched a lot of communication/ charisma videos. But i always felt like they were missing something fundamental, something at the core of social interactions that i could never fully grasp and needed to understand about humans 👽🛸 Your hoffman videos are exactly what I've been looking for, and you explain the concepts well. I binged all of them and will probably rewatch them soon. Cheers.
@ananikolic7162
@ananikolic7162 3 месяца назад
So if I am not humble does it mean that I’m a narcissist 🤔? Being strait forward with people will hurt them even when I’m saying something nice to them? Society is deeply mentally ill and we all need help for day to day communication in order not to hurt someone ? Can someone kindly please explain 😅❤
@aljenguden3703
@aljenguden3703 Год назад
TLDR ??Plsss
@LittleMissRaeRae69
@LittleMissRaeRae69 Год назад
Currently searching for a video about how to be more honest instead of lying to save other peoples face all the time lol
@solivagant9249
@solivagant9249 3 года назад
*joker voice* All I have is negative face.
@ecelsozanato5603
@ecelsozanato5603 Год назад
One way to better communicate is going directly to the point, and rapidly, instead you lose your audience…
@samuelculper4231
@samuelculper4231 2 года назад
My gf at any restaurant after my indecisive *ss has made a menu decision: “Are you sure you want that? What about this?” 🤦🏻‍♂️ I hate it. Especially when we go out to eat with others!
@samuelculper4231
@samuelculper4231 2 года назад
Both faces are threatened
@_Sam_-zh7sw
@_Sam_-zh7sw 2 года назад
so i am supposed to threaten their negative face in order to keep conversation going
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
Face threats are ubiquitous. That’s why we have politeness, to manage everyday threats to face.
@_Sam_-zh7sw
@_Sam_-zh7sw 2 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks Thanks for the response Bruce. but i am talking about them as hearers. if they are negative faced that means i need to threaten that face in order to engage them to talk more?
@dascorncakes1151
@dascorncakes1151 2 года назад
i have a lot of negative face
@activate-motivation
@activate-motivation Год назад
🟩🟩🟩🟩These issues are common problem inside Starbucks and places where u visit daily,,,in project ppl get shot for that 🟥🟥🟥
@indiaman3366
@indiaman3366 4 года назад
Un saludito pa mi profe jorge luis chochera
@indiaman3366
@indiaman3366 4 года назад
Yes sir
@indiaman3366
@indiaman3366 4 года назад
A chuma no lo puse en ingles
@indiaman3366
@indiaman3366 4 года назад
Thanks for so many likes
@Deedraa
@Deedraa Год назад
Okay I get it no talking …..
@ballybunion9
@ballybunion9 2 года назад
He took 18 minutes to tell you: be polite to others.
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 2 года назад
I told people *how* to be polite and *why* to be polite.
@xxwaldi
@xxwaldi 4 года назад
So how am I being polite? For example, how to I give a polite compliment? Though I get, that awareness is the most important thing to train here, maybe it's even better to not have specific actions in mind for specific situations?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
www.howcommunicationworks.com/blog/2017/3/21/how-to-be-polite and also watch the videos in my Goffman playlist.
@xxwaldi
@xxwaldi 4 года назад
@@HowCommunicationWorks That was fast! Thanks a lot!
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks 4 года назад
I live to serve.
@teresawelcome8354
@teresawelcome8354 Год назад
Is it weird that how close you are to the camera makes me feel really uncomfortable?
@HowCommunicationWorks
@HowCommunicationWorks Год назад
Uncomfortable?
@teresawelcome8354
@teresawelcome8354 Год назад
Yeah, like I can't look at you even though I want to hear what you have to say. It makes me want to pull back. I think I have a wider space bubble and my mind can't tell the difference between video and real person in front of me. You feel really close, I guess.
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