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| Any information you offer about yourself |
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A type of self-disclosure
Disclosures which express an assessment about some thing, person, or event. |
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A type of self-disclosure
Self-revelations or personal information about oneself |
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Social Penetration Theory
The number of topics discussed |
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Social Penetration Theory
The level of intimacy of the disclosure |
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Offering a communicative response that matches a partner's previous communication.
Deciding to disclose involves this
(Dyadic Effect) |
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| Relationship-based Motivation |
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Topic Avoidance
Seeking to protect close involvements by not disclosing certain information or by not raising issues that have not been resolved |
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| Individual-based Motivation |
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Topic Avoidance
To maintain a positive identity by not disclosing negative information |
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| Information-based Motivation |
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Topic Avoidance
Because the interaction partner might be unresponsive or because they see little value in discussing the topic. |
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Substance Abuse
Physical/psychological Abuse
Extramarital Affairs
Mental Health
Illegalities
Finances |
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| Rule Violation Family Secrets |
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Drinking/Partying
Sexual Relations
Cohabitation
Premarital Pregnancy |
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| Conventional Family Secrets |
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Traditions/Stories
Death
Grades/School Achievements
Dating Partners
Religion |
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| Deciding To Keep A Secret |
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Intimate Exchange
Exposure
Urgency
Never
Acceptance
Conversational Appropriateness
Relational Security
Important Reason
Permission
Family Membership |
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| Rawlin's Model of Disclosure Decision Rules |
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Tolerance of Vulnerability
Likelihood of Candor |
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| Communication Privacy Management Theory |
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Petronio's Theory
How people in various relationships create and coordinate their privacy boundaries
Privacy rule foundations and boundary coordination operations |
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| Criteria, or standards, that people use when deciding whether to disclose information or to keep it private |
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| Boundary Coordination Operations |
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| Concern how privacy boundaries between people are created and used when deciding whether or not to disclose |
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Negotiating Boundaries
How people respond to private disclosures from others |
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| 5 Suppositions of Communication Privacy Management |
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1. Private information constitutes the content of disclosure
2. Privacy boundaries represent the borders of what is personal vs. what is shared
3. People consider private information something they own and have the right to control
4. Privacy requires rules to coordinate what is personally and collectively controlled
5. People experience dialectical tensions, which reflect opposing needs to be both disclosing and private |
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| Criteria for Disclosing (CPM) |
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Cultural criteria
Gendered criteria
Motivational criteria
Contextual criteria
Risk-benefit criteria |
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| Positive/Negative elements in a disclosure |
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