Chapter 1

Question 0

Interpersonal communication

Answer 0

“DYAD”

Between self and one other communication.

Question 1

Intrapersonal communication

Answer 1

“Self talk” within self communication

Question 2

3 Approaches to IPC

Answer 2

1. ) Relational (DYAD) Approach
2. ) Developmental Approach
3. ) Elemental Approach (model)

Question 3

1.) Relational Approach (DYAD)

Answer 3

DYAD relationships are always primary.

DYAD consciousness: understand who is a dyadic primacy

DYAD coalition: 2 person relationship formed by others for a gaol (blind date)

Question 4

2.) Developmental Approach:

Answer 4

A progression from impersonal to personal or intimate:

Impersonal Intimate
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Causes: time, roles, rules, & predictions/messages

Question 5

3.) Elemental Approach (models)

Answer 5

1.) linear model: one way communication.

Sender ——————-> receiver

2.) Interactional model: message from sender to receiver back to sender.

Sender —————> Receiver
<—————-
Internal feedback: feedback to our selfs.
External feedback: nod, facial expressions, response.

3.) transactional model: shared meaning through sender and receiver.

Question 6

Transactional model of communication

Answer 6

Cycle:

1.)Exigency is the need to communicate with a 2.) source of an idea. The 3.) encoder (source/encoder) sends a 4.) message through a 5.)channel (verbal or non verbal) to a 6.) receiver who 7.) decodes (receiver/decoder) that message by getting it, understanding it then responding with 8.) feedback back to the 3.) source/encoder

9: ) context: environment; physical, cultural, psychological, or historical.
10. ) ethics: morals
11. ) communication competency: intellectual and physical performance
12. ) culture
13. ) climate; mood, tone, and attitudes

Question 7

Noise

Answer 7

1. ) Physical: environment
2. ) Psychological: mind
3. ) Physiological: body
4. ) Semantic: word, language or different language

Question 8

Context

Answer 8

environment;

1. ) physical
2. ) cultural
3. ) psychological
4. ) historical.

Question 9

IPC Principles:

Answer 9

7 Axioms

Question 10

Axiom 1

Answer 10

You can not NOT communicate

Interdependent and transactional.

Question 11

Axiom 2

Answer 11

Purposeful (5)

1. ) to learn
2. ) to relate
3. ) to influence
4. ) to play
5. ) to help

Question 12

Axiom 3

Answer 12

IPC is irreversible

You cannot Uncommunicate

Question 13

Axiom 4

Answer 13

Symbolic

A stop sign, we know that means stop, a picture of a cross means religions

Shared meaning

Question 14

Axiom 5

Answer 14

Rules governed

Finding a common ground or social or interpersonal rules

Question 15

Axiom 6

Answer 15

Learned

Communication competence

Question 16

Axiom 7

Answer 16

Content and relationship level of communication

Question 17

Content/relational communication

Answer 17

Content- topic or subject

Relational- people, DYAD, power, or roles

Question 18

IPC ethics

Answer 18

Concepts of carol Gillian concerned with the connections among people and the moral consequences and decisions

Question 19

Ethical systems

Answer 19

1. ) categorical imperative: morals - tell the truth
2. ) utilitarianism: greatest good - favorable consequences
3. ) golden mean: rationality and balance - harmony and balance
4. ) ethic of care: connection - caring relationships
5. ) significant choice: free choice - individual choice

Question 20

Myths

Answer 20

1. ) IPC solves all problems
2. ) IPC is always a good thing
3. ) IPC is common sense
4. ) IPC is synonymous with interpersonal relationships
5. ) is always face to face

Question 21

Choices for IPC

Answer 21

Communication competency or civil communications