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| building, maintaining, or treminating bonds with others |
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| practical goals you want to acheive or tasks you wan to accomplish through a particular interpersonal encounter |
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| goals you have to present yourself in certain ways so that others perceive you as being a particular type of person |
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| we regard other people as "objects which we observe that are there for our use and exploitation". |
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| exchanges that have a negligible perceived impact on our thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and relationships |
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| when we treat one another as unique individuals and affirm each other's uniqueness through our interpersonal communication |
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| intrapersonal communication |
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| involving only one person; talking outloud to oneself or a mental conversation inside your head |
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| involving pairs of people or dyads |
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| transactional communication model |
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| model that suggests that communications is not a linear, one way process, but instead is multidirectional; no sender or receiver but a constant exchange of verbal and nonverbal messages |
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| consist of the beliefs, attitudes, values, and experiences that each participant brings to a communication event |
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| comprises the verbal and nonverbal message that recipients convey to indicate their reaction to communication |
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| interactive communication model |
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| model that suggests that transmission of a message is influenced by two additional factors: feedback and fields of experience |
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| the people for whom the message is intended and to whom the message is delivered |
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| factors in the environment that impede messages from reaching their destination |
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| the individual(s) who generate the info to be communicated, package it into a message, and choose the channel to send it in |
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| linear communication model |
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| model that suggests info flows in one direction, from a starting point to an end point; 5 components: 1)message 2)channel 3)sender 4)noise 5)reciever |
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| scientific study of the mental, behavioral, and relational actions of human beings |
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| a broad range of tools used by communicators to transmit info |
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the sensory dimension along which communicators transmit info;
auditory-sound
visual-sight
tactile-touch
olfactory-scent
oral-taste |
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| seemingly endless variety of situations in which communication can occur |
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| the package of info that is transported during communication |
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| the encoding and decoding of a message/info |
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| consists of social, psychological,and cultural traits generall associated with one sex or the other |
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| the moral principles that guide our behaviors toward others |
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| communication about communication; any message or interaction that has its central focus as communication |
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| interpersonal relationships |
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| emotional, mental, and physical involvements that you forge with others through communication |
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| repeatable behaviors that enable you to improve the quality of your interpersonal ecounters and relationships |
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| interpersonal communication competence |
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| consistently communicating in appropriate, effective and ethical ways |
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| interaction by means of email, text, im, video conferences, chatrooms, etc. |
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| an enduring emotional, romantic, sexual, or affectionate attraction to another person; homosexuality, bisexuality, heterosexuality |
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