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In this paper I shall use a test of social habits in order to unveil the different types of interactions and meanings observable in it: First, the interactions represented in hypothetical situations which reflect the expectations of a group of speakers concerning what they believe it is appropriate to say in particular situations, that is, mainly “politic behavior”; second, the interaction between participants (informants) and researchers as seen in the responses given to opinion questions, which reinforce and expand the perceptions of “politic behavior” and politeness; and third, evaluations that bring out the links with the “real” world in the wider Venezuelan social context.

Perceptions of (Im)politeness in Venezuelan Spanish