Given Habermas's conception of speech acts and their relation to validity claims, it is not surprising that he argues that "communicative actions always require interpretations that are rational in approach" (TCA 1: 106), that is, ones that are made in the performative attitude by an interpreter.
Finally, all through the study, critical researchers, physicians and co-readers have critically read and checked the interpretations made (communicative validity) [ 34].
As regards the former, Tahira (2012) reported that it was neither understood nor implemented in EFL classrooms over the previous 20 years mainly due to the nature of "communicative approaches," which allowed for "many interpretations" (Brown, 2007, p. 45).
There is less research on its formal application in authenticating and validating interpretations of attempts at communication made by people with severe communicative impairments in dyadic interactions (see Money [ 18] for an early application).
Patient physician communication was correlated with communicative HL (Table 2).
Ms. Koh's tone sounded more beautiful and penetrating here than in the third partita; she offered an interpretation commendable for its depth and communicative power.
During the analysis there was an ongoing discussion of emerging themes and keywords, and variance of interpretation in the study was resolved through communicative validation.
For example, it may suggest that individuals with ASD do not recognize the significance of visual perceptual / social communicative cues that can be used to aid speech interpretation.
And his communicative insights are too direct and immediate to ever seem like interpretations.
The researchers abided by six general quality criteria for qualitative research developed by Mayring (2014, p. 109): documentation of method, interpretation safeguards, proximity to the object, rule-boundedness, communicative validation and triangulation.
