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| What are the 4 values of Communication? |
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- Personal Identity and Health
- Relationships
- Professional
- Culture
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| A systemic process which people interact with and through symbols to create and interpret meanings |
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| What are the different levels of meaning? |
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1. Content Level of Meaning
2. Relationship level of meaning |
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| When is Content Level of Meaning used? |
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It is used as a direct meaning.
Ex: "GET OUT!!!!" means leave. |
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| What is Relationship Level of Meaning? |
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It expresses a relationship between communicators.
Ex: A friend said leave while smiling. |
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| What are the three Models of Communication? |
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1. Linear
2. Interactive
3. Transactional |
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| Which Communication Model introduced Noise? |
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| The Linear Communication Model |
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| Which Communication model introduced Feedback? |
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| The Interactive Communication Model |
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| How does the Transactional Model of Communication surpass the Interactive Communication Model? |
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1. Noise- any type of sound or event that can interfere with intended communication.
2. This model shows communication is a continuous and constantly changing process |
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| A response to a message that can be verbal, non-verbal, or both. |
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| Anything that can interfere with intended communication. |
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| What is Critical Thinking? |
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| What is the difference between Interpersonal Communication and Intrapersonal Communication? |
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| Intrapersonal is a look communication with ourselves; while, Interpersonal is any communication with another or more. |
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| Who said, "I-Thou" in reference to relationships? |
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impersonal----------------------Interpersonal
It You Thou
What is this called? |
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| The Communication Continuum |
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| What is Organizational Culture? |
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| ways of thinking, acting, and understanding work that is shared by members of an organization and reflect their distinct identity. |
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| What are the dimensions of attribution? |
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1. Foci
2. Responsibility
3. Scope
4. Stability |
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| A multidimensional process in which an individual forms and acts from social perspectives; to be in communication with your-self. |
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| What are the styles of Attachment? |
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1. Secure
2. Dismissive
3. Anxious
4. Fearful |
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| Assuming you know what someone else is thinking |
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| The ability to feel with another- to feel what he or she feels. |
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| What are the four shemata that make-up Constructivism? |
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1. Prototypes
2. Personal Constructs
3. Stereotypes
4. Scipts |
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| It is a role model or someone that is idealized |
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| What are Personal Constructs? |
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It is the way an individual perceives
another's intellect or physical characteristics |
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| It is a predictive generalization of people or situations |
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| What is Person-Centered Perception? |
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| to be able to view another person as unique or special |
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| What is the Standpoint Theory? |
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| Claims that a culture includes a number of social communities that have different degrees of social status and privilege |
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| What is a Self-Serving Bias? |
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| It is to take excessive credit for what we do well and to attribute negative actions on forces that are out out of our control |
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| What is Self-Fulfilling Prophecy? |
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| An expectation or judgment of ourselves brought about through our own actions |
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| What is a guide to action based on rules and identity? |
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| When we compare, then judgment our own talent, qualities, or ability, is called what? |
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| What is it called when a person's internal sense of where he or she stops and the rest of the world begins? |
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| What is a source of social perspectives that people use to define themselves and and guide how they think, act, and feel? |
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| It is a Particular Other. |
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| what is a reflected appraisal? |
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| It is how we perceive the way another individual perceives us |
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Perspective of the Generalized other. |
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| rules, roles, and attitudes endorsed by entire community in which we live |
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| Information that others would not know unless we revealed it |
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| The act of negative thinking about ourselves |
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