EdwardCullenCATyesaccomodationnoFree!edwardcullenHowardGilesdivergencesacrifice ofclarity andsimplicity inexchange forbroadapplicabilitylack ofclarityA testablehypothesis dueto its lack ofunity or clearand consistentclaimsConvergenceRelative simplicitydue to its manydifferent,conflicting, and attimesinterdependentvariationsnonon-accomodationDivergenceSexyyredyesA testablehypothesis dueto its lack ofunity or clearand consistentclaimsThe culturalexpectations forbehavior of an in-group membertowards out-group membersEdwardCullenCATyesaccomodationnoFree!edwardcullenHowardGilesdivergencesacrifice ofclarity andsimplicity inexchange forbroadapplicabilitylack ofclarityA testablehypothesis dueto its lack ofunity or clearand consistentclaimsConvergenceRelative simplicitydue to its manydifferent,conflicting, and attimesinterdependentvariationsnonon-accomodationDivergenceSexyyredyesA testablehypothesis dueto its lack ofunity or clearand consistentclaimsThe culturalexpectations forbehavior of an in-group membertowards out-group members

Communication Accommodation Theory - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Edward Cullen
  2. CAT
  3. yes
  4. accomodation
  5. no
  6. Free!
  7. edward cullen
  8. Howard Giles
  9. divergence
  10. sacrifice of clarity and simplicity in exchange for broad applicability
  11. lack of clarity
  12. A testable hypothesis due to its lack of unity or clear and consistent claims
  13. Convergence
  14. Relative simplicity due to its many different, conflicting, and at times interdependent variations
  15. no
  16. non-accomodation
  17. Divergence
  18. Sexyyred
  19. yes
  20. A testable hypothesis due to its lack of unity or clear and consistent claims
  21. The cultural expectations for behavior of an in-group member towards out-group members