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the process by which humans collectively create and regulate social reality
process, unique, collective, creative, regulatory |
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ability to communicate in a personally effective and socially appropriate manner
performative, process |
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| indicate meaning by being similar to what they convey |
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| meaning conveyed symbolically |
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| personal, experience related meaning |
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things we can do with language
persuade, question, ask, promise |
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Defining relationships:
Cognitive Constructs
Mini-culture
Contradicting forces |
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Relational Prototypes:
Natural Language Label
Criterial Attributes
Communicative Indicators |
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Healthy Relationships:
Shared Vision of where r is/going
Clear rules
Work ethic
Meta communication |
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Functions of Language
Conquer silence
Express Emotions
Reveal/hide emotions
Avoid/make contact
Monitor communication
Assert individuality/social identity
Control/be controlled
Seek/give information |
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non-verbal functions
Regulate flow of interaction
Modify verbal messages
Express meaning |
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Very
Big
People
Act
Ridiculous |
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Expectancy Violations Theory
violate expectancy
become aware
pay attention
asses behavior
react |
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| content vs relational messages |
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content:what actually said
relational:cues that tell us type of message |
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relational culture
relational contract |
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developing common orientations and behaviors
rules we understand |
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to stop URPs:
change behavior
reaffirm relational goals
Use third party
Time apart/together
change External situation |
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mindfulness
New
Effort
Conflicts
Odd outcome
Script interrupted by external factor |
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| defines characteristics of a person, object or event |
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| develops expectations for the behavior associated with persons persona |
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| knowing what to do in a specific situation |
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From
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Far
Susan
Seriously
Busts
Nutes |
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Attribution Theories:
Fundamental Att. Theory
Value Bias
False Consensus
Self-serving
Self-centered
Bias of perservations
Non-conservative bias |
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| theories concerned with how we infer the causes of social behavior |
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| Correspondent Inference Theory |
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Informitivness of behaviors
Social Desirability
Situational Constraint
non-common effects |
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| Kelley's Covariance Theory |
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Consensus
Consistency
Distinctiveness |
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