S可能旨在使H寻求解释可能的相关性时， 他说的东西没有明确相关。这种行

S may be designed to make H seek to explain possible relevance when what he said is not clearly relevant. This behavior obviously violates the maximization of relevance. However, many cases of unrecorded speech behavior are done by suggestion, including the question of "some expected behavior A", for example, by stating the motivation for doing A Or reason. An off-record strategy can save face and minimize the threats faced by both parties. The speaker’s words contained less information about ending the negotiation, but it did. In a business environment, H can safely understand this.

S may be designed to make H seek to explain the possible relevance when he says something that is not explicitly relevant. This behavior clearly violates the maximization of relevance, but many unrepresented cases of speech behavior are done by implication, including asking questions about "some desired behavior A", such as the motivation or justification for making A by statement. Recording out-of-the-record strategies saves face and minimizes threats to both sides. The speaker's words contained less information about ending the negotiations, but there were. In a business environment, H can understand this with confidence.

S may be designed to make h seek to explain possible relevance when what he says is not explicitly relevant. This behavior obviously violates the maximization of relevance. However, many unrecorded speech behavior cases are completed by implication, including the question of "some expected behavior a", for example, by stating the motivation or reason for doing a. The out of record strategy can save face and minimize the threat to both sides. The speaker's speech contains less information about the end of the negotiation, but there are some differences. In a business environment, h can safely understand this.<br>