POSITIVE POLITENESS STRATEGIES USED BY JENNIE KIM “BLACKPINK” IN THE YOUTUBE INTERVIEW VIDEOS

Dea, Oktaviana (2024) POSITIVE POLITENESS STRATEGIES USED BY JENNIE KIM “BLACKPINK” IN THE YOUTUBE INTERVIEW VIDEOS. S1 thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

This research discusses the positive politeness strategies used by Jennie Kim in answering questions when interviewed. The data for this research comes from Jennie Kim's speech which contains positive politeness strategies in her interview videos on YouTube media. In analyzing, this research uses Brown and Levinson's (1987) theory regarding 15 positive politeness strategies and other supporting theories. Based on the results of the data analysis, researchers found that there were 49 data points, which included 13 positive politeness strategies used by Jennie in answering questions in her interviews. These strategies are strategy 1: give gifts to the listener; strategy 2: exaggerate; strategy 3: intensify interest to the listener; strategy 4: use in-group identity markers; strategy 5: seek agreement; strategy 7: presuppose/raise/assert common ground; strategy 8: joke; strategy 9: assert or assume S's knowledge of and concern H's wants; strategy 10; offer, promise; strategy 11: be optimistic; strategy 12: including both S and H in the activity; strategy 13: give (or ask for) reasons; and strategy 15: give gifts to hearer (good, sympathy, understanding, cooperation). Apart from that, researchers also found that social distance (D) was the factor that most influenced Jennie in choosing positive politeness strategies.

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