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Physical Needs, Social Needs, Identity Needs
live an average 3.7 years longer with comm. |
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| linear model of communication |
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| sender sends message to reciever |
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| transactional model of communication |
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| communicators send and recieve messages through their own environment |
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| perceptions of one's self |
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| evaluations of self-worth |
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self-concept that reflects the way others see us
Charles Cooley |
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| teachers held higher expectations for students and treated them accodingly |
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person's behaviors/ expectations make an event more likely to occur
4 stages: expectation, behavior, expectation passing, reinforce original expectation |
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| expectations influnce behavior |
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| positive thoughts, desirable behavior, more interactions |
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| negative thoughts, undesirable behavior, less interactions |
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| selection, organization, interpretation, negotiation |
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| explains info. in a way that casts the perceiver in the most favorable manner |
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re-create another person's perspective
3 dimensions: viewpoint, emotional, concern |
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| Part 1: open area, Part 2: blind area, Part 3: hidden area, Part 4: unknown |
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| revealing info not known by others |
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| created roles to react with others |
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| perceived presenting self |
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| act differently around people than you would normally |
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| dictionary definition, literal |
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| subjective meaning, slang term |
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1) language and health linked
2) verbal violence and physical violence liked
3) good comm. skills and success linked
4) comm skills are family inheritance |
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| two or more people engage in voluntary, ongoing interactions involves verbal and nonverbal behaviors |
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| Basic Comm that invovles impersonal comm |
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| purpose of interpersonal comm |
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| learn, relate, influnce, help, play |
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direct def- tell us who we by labeling us
indentity scripts- rules of living and identity
attachment styles- patterns of parenting |
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| self arises in comm with others |
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| How self-concept is formed |
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1) cooley's looking glass- others view you
2) social comparison
3) self evaluations and interpretations |
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| designed to counteract face threats |
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| avoid topics that make us loose face |
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| uncertainty and receptive to suggestions |
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| good reasons for doing something (husband) |
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| reasonable behavior spite appearance |
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| appeal for suspended judgement |
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| hold judgement of an act until it's explained |
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| understanding people's behavior and what motivates them |
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| uncertainty reduction theory |
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passive- observe someone
active- ask about someone
interactive- talk to the person |
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