@article{oai:icu.repo.nii.ac.jp:00004971,
 author = {呉, 恵卿 and 金, 明煕},
 journal = {語学研究},
 month = {Jan},
 note = {When a person feels indebted, expressions of gratitude are performed in an effort to
readjust the balance in the relationship between the interlocutors; they employ linguistic
strategies to deliver their feelings in the appropriate ways to fit the norms or rules of
communication in their speech community. That person needs to consider various factors
such as the degree of the indebtedness burden, the relative degree of intimacy and the speech
situation. Previous Korean literature concerning gratitude situations, however, has focused on
how to express gratitude but has ignored the response to the expressions of gratitude. This
research focused on how speakers respond to expressions of gratitude in the Korean language
and culture. It analyzes the DCT (Discourse Completion Test) data from Korean college
students paying attention to how Korean people interact in speech situations of gratitude from
the perspective of linguist strategy. DCT analysis shows that depending upon elements such
as intimacy, age or social status, degree of indebtedness, Korean college students adopt a
variety of linguistic strategies to respond to gratitude. This study can help learners of Korean
choose and perform the appropriate linguistic strategies without fear of pragmatic failure.},
 pages = {64--74},
 title = {韓国語感謝場面における応答ストラテジー －釜山地域の大学生を中心に－},
 volume = {35},
 year = {2020}
}