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Marlyna Maros

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ID4989147
NAMEMarlyna Maros
GIVEN NAMESMarlyna
FAMILY NAMEMaros
SIGNATUREMAROS M
AFFILIATIONSNational University of Malaysia
ORCID0000-0001-9338-2850
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS9
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR9
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • Group Communication in Work-related Instant Messaging (IM)

    Open Access•Petani Mohd Noor, Kesumawati A Bakar et al.•ARTICLE•3L The Southeast Asian Journal of…•2026

    A large majority of Malaysia's 34.9 million online users are active online communication participants, making offline communication progressively obsolete. This high penetration figure allows online communication apps to be unlocked countless times a day, as thousands of text messages are sent regularly by online users. Nevertheless, unlike offline communication, online communication, like instant messaging (IM), does not normally transmit non-ve…

  • Communication in the Workplace

    Open Access•Petani Mohd Noor, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2024

    In workplace communication, being polite and clear is essential. However, achieving both simultaneously can be challenging, particularly when dealing with face-threatening acts like making requests. Requests can infringe on someone’s freedom of action, potentially leading to face threats, necessitating facework strategies for restoration. One effective strategy is using external modifications or supportive moves to mitigate requests. Unfortunatel…

  • Exploring the impact of social media humor related to the Covid-19 pandemic

    Open Access•Sulaiman Mohammad Shlash Alkaraki, Norhayati Binti Alias et al.•ARTICLE•Cogent Arts and Humanities•2024

    amid the global cOviD-19 pandemic, the use of humor on social media has emerged as a significant area of study.nevertheless, a thorough analysis that brings together the most recent research on humor related to the pandemic is required.this systematic literature review is designed to conduct a thorough analysis of existing research on cOviD-19 humor on social media, specifically its themes and categories, coping mechanisms, effects on confidence …

  • Exploring Covid-19 Arabic Humorous Comments in Social Media

    Open Access•Sulaiman Mohammad Shlash Alkaraki, Sulaiman M Alkaraki et al.•ARTICLE•Theory and Practice in Language…•2023

    This paper investigates the Arabic verbal humorous comments pertaining to COVID-19 on social media. The main objectives of the paper are to identify the distinct categories that are highlighted in those comments disseminated between March and September 2020, on the AlMamlaka and Roya Jordanian Facebook accounts. Additionally, the study examines the claim of Attardo and Raskins's (1991) that the "target" is an optional Knowledge Resource in the Ge…

  • Arabic Verbal Humor

    Open Access•Sulaiman Mohammad Shlash Alkaraki, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Language Teaching and…•2023

    This paper explores how Jordanians violated and flouted Grice's Cooperative Principle maxims and the purposes behind their non-observance in creating Arabic humor related to the COVID-19 pandemic on AlMamlaka and Roya Jordanians' Facebook accounts. The study conducted qualitative content analysis on 12 Facebook comments from March to September 2020 and found that Jordanians violated and flouted all the maxims to convey their hidden messages. The …

  • Penukaran Kod dalam Korpus Hansard Malaysia

    Open Access•Zakwan Izam, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2023

    Peraturan 8 dalam Peraturan-Peraturan Majlis Mesyuarat Dewan Rakyat, Parlimen Malaysia berdasarkan perkara 62(1) memperuntukkan bahawa “Bahasa rasmi Majlis ialah Bahasa Malaysia, tetapi Tuan Yang di-Pertua boleh membenarkan penggunaan Bahasa Inggeris”. Hal ini menunjukkan bahawa bahasa Melayu ialah bahasa rasmi serta mempunyai status yang sangat tinggi dalam Dewan Rakyat. Walau bagaimanapun, terdapat laporan akhbar yang menyatakan bahawa status b…

  • Building Online Social Identity and Fandom Activities of K-pop Fans on Twitter

    Open Access•Marlyna Maros, Fara Nadia Abdul Basek•ARTICLE•3L The Southeast Asian Journal of…•2022•Cited by: 2•References: 9

    K-pop fans are widely known to use social media as a platform for their activities. Over the years, they have built online communities, which are called fandoms. K-pop fandoms are zealous in fandom activities that some abused were detected, such as spreading false news and provocating fandom wars. These could potentially lead to cyberbullying and damage the quality of online social interaction. The fans are not careful about their actions as they…

  • Using Hedges as Relational Work by Arab EFL Students in Student-Supervisor Consultations

    Open Access•Wasan Khalid Ahmed, Marlyna Maros•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2017

    One of the challenges that Arab EFL male and female postgraduate students in the Malaysian universities have to anticipate is the consultation process with their supervisors regarding their academic projects. During the consultations, the students ask questions and respond to the supervisors’ comments and demands. To perform these academic tasks appropriately, these students need to modify their interactional patterns using various linguistic dev…

  • Apology Strategies in Jordanian Arabic

    Open Access•Ala’Eddin Abdullah Ahmed Banikalef, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2015

    Most apology studies in the Jordanian context have investigated apologies based on a corpus of elicited data. Rarely have apologies been observed in the natural data; nor have the contextual factors that obligated these apologies been considered. This study is based on a corpus of 1100 naturally occurring apology events, collected through an ethnographic observation. Semi-structured interview was also used to examine the influence of contextual f…

  • Building Online Social Identity and Fandom Activities of K-pop Fans on Twitter

    Open Access•Marlyna Maros, Fara Nadia Abdul Basek•ARTICLE•3L The Southeast Asian Journal of…•2022•Cited by: 2•References: 9

    K-pop fans are widely known to use social media as a platform for their activities. Over the years, they have built online communities, which are called fandoms. K-pop fandoms are zealous in fandom activities that some abused were detected, such as spreading false news and provocating fandom wars. These could potentially lead to cyberbullying and damage the quality of online social interaction. The fans are not careful about their actions as they…

  • Apology Strategies in Jordanian Arabic

    Open Access•Ala’Eddin Abdullah Ahmed Banikalef, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2015

    Most apology studies in the Jordanian context have investigated apologies based on a corpus of elicited data. Rarely have apologies been observed in the natural data; nor have the contextual factors that obligated these apologies been considered. This study is based on a corpus of 1100 naturally occurring apology events, collected through an ethnographic observation. Semi-structured interview was also used to examine the influence of contextual f…

  • Using Hedges as Relational Work by Arab EFL Students in Student-Supervisor Consultations

    Open Access•Wasan Khalid Ahmed, Marlyna Maros•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2017

    One of the challenges that Arab EFL male and female postgraduate students in the Malaysian universities have to anticipate is the consultation process with their supervisors regarding their academic projects. During the consultations, the students ask questions and respond to the supervisors’ comments and demands. To perform these academic tasks appropriately, these students need to modify their interactional patterns using various linguistic dev…

  • Building Online Social Identity and Fandom Activities of K-pop Fans on Twitter

    Open Access•Marlyna Maros, Fara Nadia Abdul Basek•ARTICLE•3L The Southeast Asian Journal of…•2022•Cited by: 2•References: 9

    K-pop fans are widely known to use social media as a platform for their activities. Over the years, they have built online communities, which are called fandoms. K-pop fandoms are zealous in fandom activities that some abused were detected, such as spreading false news and provocating fandom wars. These could potentially lead to cyberbullying and damage the quality of online social interaction. The fans are not careful about their actions as they…

  • Exploring Covid-19 Arabic Humorous Comments in Social Media

    Open Access•Sulaiman Mohammad Shlash Alkaraki, Sulaiman M Alkaraki et al.•ARTICLE•Theory and Practice in Language…•2023

    This paper investigates the Arabic verbal humorous comments pertaining to COVID-19 on social media. The main objectives of the paper are to identify the distinct categories that are highlighted in those comments disseminated between March and September 2020, on the AlMamlaka and Roya Jordanian Facebook accounts. Additionally, the study examines the claim of Attardo and Raskins's (1991) that the "target" is an optional Knowledge Resource in the Ge…

  • Arabic Verbal Humor

    Open Access•Sulaiman Mohammad Shlash Alkaraki, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•Journal of Language Teaching and…•2023

    This paper explores how Jordanians violated and flouted Grice's Cooperative Principle maxims and the purposes behind their non-observance in creating Arabic humor related to the COVID-19 pandemic on AlMamlaka and Roya Jordanians' Facebook accounts. The study conducted qualitative content analysis on 12 Facebook comments from March to September 2020 and found that Jordanians violated and flouted all the maxims to convey their hidden messages. The …

  • Penukaran Kod dalam Korpus Hansard Malaysia

    Open Access•Zakwan Izam, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2023

    Peraturan 8 dalam Peraturan-Peraturan Majlis Mesyuarat Dewan Rakyat, Parlimen Malaysia berdasarkan perkara 62(1) memperuntukkan bahawa “Bahasa rasmi Majlis ialah Bahasa Malaysia, tetapi Tuan Yang di-Pertua boleh membenarkan penggunaan Bahasa Inggeris”. Hal ini menunjukkan bahawa bahasa Melayu ialah bahasa rasmi serta mempunyai status yang sangat tinggi dalam Dewan Rakyat. Walau bagaimanapun, terdapat laporan akhbar yang menyatakan bahawa status b…

  • Communication in the Workplace

    Open Access•Petani Mohd Noor, Marlyna Maros et al.•ARTICLE•GEMA Online Journal of Language…•2024

    In workplace communication, being polite and clear is essential. However, achieving both simultaneously can be challenging, particularly when dealing with face-threatening acts like making requests. Requests can infringe on someone’s freedom of action, potentially leading to face threats, necessitating facework strategies for restoration. One effective strategy is using external modifications or supportive moves to mitigate requests. Unfortunatel…

  • Exploring the impact of social media humor related to the Covid-19 pandemic

    Open Access•Sulaiman Mohammad Shlash Alkaraki, Norhayati Binti Alias et al.•ARTICLE•Cogent Arts and Humanities•2024

    amid the global cOviD-19 pandemic, the use of humor on social media has emerged as a significant area of study.nevertheless, a thorough analysis that brings together the most recent research on humor related to the pandemic is required.this systematic literature review is designed to conduct a thorough analysis of existing research on cOviD-19 humor on social media, specifically its themes and categories, coping mechanisms, effects on confidence …

  • Group Communication in Work-related Instant Messaging (IM)

    Open Access•Petani Mohd Noor, Kesumawati A Bakar et al.•ARTICLE•3L The Southeast Asian Journal of…•2026

    A large majority of Malaysia's 34.9 million online users are active online communication participants, making offline communication progressively obsolete. This high penetration figure allows online communication apps to be unlocked countless times a day, as thousands of text messages are sent regularly by online users. Nevertheless, unlike offline communication, online communication, like instant messaging (IM), does not normally transmit non-ve…

Linguistics (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Social media (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Humor Studies and Applications (3 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Arabic (2 works)

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