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Participants perceived the PCR class as beneficial in four areas: awareness of social factors, indirect strategies, nonverbal communication, and a motivating atmosphere

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q1 i? Semi-structured interview analysis with twelve participants identified four perceived benefit areas of the PCR class. → Noonkong et al. 2017

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Noonkong et al. 2017

Uraiwan Rattanapan Noonkong, Anamai Damnet, Kanjana Charttrakul. (2017). Enhancing Thai Engineering Students’ Complaints and Apologies through Pragmatic Consciousness-Raising Approach (PCR). Advances in Language and Literary Studies. https://doi.org/10.7575/aiac.alls.v.8n.6p.92

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Qualitative analysis using Grounded Theory's color coding of semi-structured interviews with twelve participants; the article reports the four benefit areas in the participants' perceptions of the innovative class.

"Furthermore, participants perceived the PCR class to be beneficial in four areas: having more awareness of the impacts of social factors in language use, realizing the favor of indirect strategies, more understanding of nonverbal communication, and provision of motivating class atmosphere."

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