1: Introduction to Human Communication Flashcards

1
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engaging fully in one’s present activity rather than functioning on automatic pilot

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acting with awareness

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2
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ability to communicate in a manner deemed acceptable by most people

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appropriate communication

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3
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being aware of what’s happening internally and externally on a moment-to-moment basis, instead of allowing ourselves to become preoccupied with the past or future

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attention

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4
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approach to mindfulness and paying attention - open or close-mindedness

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attitude

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5
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ability to express the same feeling or idea in multiple different ways

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cognitive complexity

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6
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process by which we share ideas and information with other people

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communication

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7
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being both appropriate and effective in your communication abilities

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communication competence

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8
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the unique meanings and associations an individual holds in relation to a word/symbol - differ based on personality, place of birth, experiences etc.

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connotative definitions

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9
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the main, well-established meanings of a word/symbol that are generally understood

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denotative definitions

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10
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putting into words observations of inner experiences of perceptions, thoughts, feelings, sensations, and emotions

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describing

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11
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ability to achieve your desired personal outcome from communication

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effective communication

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12
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at least three people interacting with a common goal - all members can engage in interpersonal interactions with all other members

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group

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13
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knowing why we are doing what we are doing - our ultimate aim, our vision, and our aspiration

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intention

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14
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at least two communicators intentionally orienting toward each other, as both subject and object, whose actions embody each other’s perspectives both toward self and toward other

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interpersonal communication

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15
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communication that takes place internally within one’s mind - “self-talk”

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intrapersonal communication

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16
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use of some form of technology to facilitate information between two or more people

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mediated communication

17
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consciously attending to what’s happening around you at a deeper level

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mindful awareness

18
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process of interacting with others while engaging in mindful awareness and practice

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mindful communication

19
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the conscious development of skills such as greater ability to direct and sustain our attention, less reactivity, greater discernment and compassion, and enhanced capacity to disidentify from one’s concept of self

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mindful practice

20
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being consciously aware of one’s thoughts, feelings, and attitudes without judging them

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nonjudging of inner experience

21
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becoming consciously aware of distressing thoughts, emotions, and mental images without automatically responding to them

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nonreactivity to inner experience

22
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noticing or attending to a variety of internal or external phenomena

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observing

23
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one-to-many form of communication - when an individual or group of individuals sends a specific message to an audience

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public communication

24
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ability to focus on your behavior and evaluate how its perceived in order to determine how to behave in a situation

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self-monitoring

25
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a mark, object, or sign that represents something else by association, resemblance, or convention

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symbol

26
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researcher Ruth Baer’s conceptualization of mindfulness: observing, describing, acting with awareness, nonjudgment of inner experience, and nonreactivity to inner experience

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five facets of mindfulness