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| Characteristics of Communication |
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Process=communication evolves, language changes
uniquely human=way we communicate is unique, can communicate abstract ideas
collective activity= decide as culture or group which words have meaning or power
regulatory= communication regulates conversation, shows power dynamics, expected appropriate content |
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1. self: ability to chose an present desired self image
2. message: knowing audience to send and receive messages effectively
3. interpretive:ability to acknowledge stimuli and chose where to focus
4. role:ability to take on social roles
5. goal: ability to set goals, chose a line of action, and achieve those goals |
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| how you perceive yourself |
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| how you value yourself in terms of others |
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| factors that influence communication |
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culture&history
technology
social relationships |
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| influence of culture & history |
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| influence of relationships |
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-lose friends when your in an intimate relationship
-more talkative with friends around
-expectations in response to how much you talk
-way you talk changes in relationship with time |
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-can communicate faster
-everyone is accessible
-reach mass audiences easily
-text more than call
-can have a different image online
-expect immediate response |
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chronemics
haptics
proxemics
richness
eye contact |
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| The study of how one's culture affects time management and the resulting effect in nonverbal communication. Two types monochromatic and polychromatic. |
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| idea that something special must occur to turn ordinary, impersonal, dyadic interaction into interpersonal communication |
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| Nonverbal cues which adds clarity to a message. |
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| it matters where the conversation is taking place more than what and how its being said. relies on proximity, small number of communicators, maximum sensory inputs, no intermediaries, and immediate feedback. |
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| how we use the space around us |
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| nonverbal communication of touch |
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| constellations of behavior |
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| interdependce on partners activity |
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| characteristics or qualities we associate with certain kinds of relationships |
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| shared norms and meanings unique to a particular relationship |
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