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This research aims to identify the preferred oral communication strategies among non-Arabic speakers participating in Arabic debates.

September 7, 2021International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social SciencesOpen Access

Oral Communication Strategies Preferences in Arabic Debate among Non-Arabic Speakers

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AMAhmad Syahmi Mohamed NMNik Farhan MustaphaUniversiti Putra Malaysia AMAb Halim MohamadUniversiti Putra Malaysia

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Randomized trial identifies preferred oral communication strategies in Arabic debates among non-native speakers, suggesting effective training methods.

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This research aims to identify the preferred oral communication strategies among non-Arabic speakers participating in Arabic debates.
Data were collected from video recordings of debate competitions and interviews with champions of Higher Education Institutions level debate.
Data analysis was conducted using Communication Strategies Theory.
Debaters preferred strategies such as message abandonment, topic avoidance, and appeal for assistance under time constraints.
For language limitations, they favored approximation and word coinage; circumlocution and mime strategies were used to reinforce arguments.
A new strategy, named repetition strategy, was identified as beneficial for organizing and presenting arguments.

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Mohamed et al. (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0ff4b42badbc352aff0ade https://doi.org/10.6007/ijarbss/v11-i9/10758

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Randomized trial identifies preferred oral communication strategies in Arabic debates among non-native speakers, suggesting effective training methods.

Oral Communication Strategies Preferences in Arabic Debate among Non-Arabic Speakers

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