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| the ability to forecast ones own and others behavioral choices |
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| the ability to interpret the meaning of behavioral choice |
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| degree of uncertainty related to cognitions |
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| degree of uncertainty related to behaviors |
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| personal messages about the self disclosed to another |
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| the beginning stage of an interaction between strangers |
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| the stage in a relationship when people begin to communicate more spontaneoulsy and personally |
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| the stage in a relationship when people decide whether to continue or leave |
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| truisms drawn from past research and common sense |
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| communication that mirrors the previous communication behavior |
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| theoretical statements derived from axioms, posting a relationship between concepts |
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| reducing uncertainties by unobtrusive observation |
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| reducing uncertainties by means other then direct contact |
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| reducing uncertainties by engaging in conversation |
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| a passive strategy involving a person doing something |
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| a passive strategy involving watching a persons natural or uninhibited behavior in an informal environment |
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| a lack of certainty about the future and status of a relationship |
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| cultures, like the United States, where most of the meaning is in the code or message |
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| cultures, like japan, where the meaning of a message is in the context or internalized in listeners |
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| an attempt to avid ambiguous situations |
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