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| Whatis Denotative and Conatative messages? |
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Denotative is objective, Its the common meaning,
Conatative has to with the emotional meaning. |
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| What is Snarll word and a Purr word?? |
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Snarl words are highly negative(hes a pig)
Purr words are highly positive.(she a real sweetheart) |
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| What are Cultural influences? |
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| There are cultural rules when communicating. There are Four conversational Maxims. Quality,Relation,Manner, and Quanity |
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| When all you do is talk postive about the person and say nothing negative. |
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| What is Disconfrimation and Confrimation? |
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| Disconframation is ignoring someone and not caring what they say. Confrimation is when you acknowledgewhat the person is saying and you indicate the acceptance of the person. |
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what is intensional oreintation?
Allness? |
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| Intensional is to judge someone by there label. Allness is how no one actually knows all about a person, they know parts and with differnt parts ypu come to a differnt conclusion. |
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what is intensional oreintation?
Allness? |
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| Intensional is to judge someone by there label. Allness is how no one actually knows all about a person, they know parts and with differnt parts ypu come to a differnt conclusion. |
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| IS seeing the world as Black and White, that people are on two differnt extremes. |
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| What are the 6 Nonverbal/Verbal messages |
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| Accent,Complement,Contradict, Regulate, Repeat, and substute |
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| Emblems, Illustrators, Affect displays, Regulators, Adaptors, Self adaptors, Alter adaptors, Object adaptors. |
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| what are the four Proxemic Distances |
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Intimate distance(actual touching to 18 inches)
Personal distance-like your Bubble
Socail distance its how you act in impersonal situatiosn.
Public distance where you stand while around strangers. |
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Central markers-are items you place to take territory like books on a desk
Boundry marks- are marks that mark your territory(fences)
Ear markers- are like brands on an animal(trademarks) |
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| How you say something..WHat context it is in. |
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| What are the stages of conversation |
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| What are the Stages of Conversation? |
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| Opening, Feedfoward, Buisness, Feedback, Closing. |
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| What are turn requesting and turn-mainting cues? |
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turn maintaining is a cue that you want to keep talking(inhaling,hand gestures)
Turn requesting is requesting to speak by sending a cue( like um, er) |
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| What are the stages of Interpersonal Relationship? |
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| Contact, Involvement, Intimacy, Deteroration, Repair, Dissolution. |
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| What is Intrapersonal Commitment and Social Bonding? |
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Intrapersonal is when two people commit to each other in a private way
Social Bonding is your realtaionship is public. |
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| What are the types of LOVE? |
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| Eros, Ludic, Storge, Pragma, Manic, and Agapic |
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| Claims that you delvelope a relationship to max your profits. |
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| What is interpersonal conflict? |
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| it is a disagreement btwn or amoung connected indivduals. |
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| What are the Postive/Negative aspects of Conflict? |
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| what are the Conflict styles? |
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| Competing, avoiding, Accommodating, Collabrating, and Compromising. |
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| A lack of empathy/ lack of caring. |
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| What are the face-Detracting and Face Enhancing Strategies? |
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Face Detracting(Attacking) is Beltlining which is basically drawing a line.
Face Enhancing- |
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| What is Empathy/Affrimation? |
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Definition
Empathy is you best to understand your opponents feelings.
Affrimation is showing that youre listing but not necesarily agreeing |
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| Opening Feed foward, buisness, feedback, closing |
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| Opening Feed foward, buisness, feedback, closing |
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| Opening Feed foward, buisness, feedback, closing |
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| What are the small group formats? |
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| Roundtable, panel, Symposium, and symposium Forum |
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| Generating as many ideas as possible in a group |
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| What are the three types of Group Task Roles? |
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Information seeker Gives facts and seeks clarifaction.
Evaluator-Critic Evaluated group descion and questions the logic
Procedural technique- Takes care of various mechanical duties. |
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| What are the three individual roles? |
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| Aggresor,recongtion seeker, and Dominator. |
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| When agreement becomes so important that it shuts out realistic and logical anaylsis of a problem |
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| What Ensure Understanding |
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| Making sure all your particpants understand your ideas and info |
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| What are 4 approaches to leadership |
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| traits, Functional, transformational,and Situational. |
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| What is Laissez-faire and Authoritarian leader? |
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| Laissez is a leader who lets the group develop by itself allowing mistakes. Authoritarain is when the leader takes all control and encourages member to leadership communiitacation. |
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| it is the process of influencing another persons attitudes, beliefs, values, and behaviors. |
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