Chapter 7 Terms Flashcards
Egotistic Dominance
Interaction style characterized by verbal aggression that intends to demonstrate superiority over other participants in the interaction
Expectations States Theory
States that group members form expectations about their own and others’ abilities, which influence the nature of interactions
Minima Response
A response that encourages the speaker to continue, such as “uh huh” or “okay”
Negative Social Behavior
Behavior during group interaction that could harm a relationship, such as a disagreement and provoking conflict
Patient-Centered Communication
A style of communication that physicians exhibit characterized by empathy, listening, making partnership statements, and a focus on prevention
Positive Social Behavior
Social behaviors engaged in during group interactions that are intended to maintain group harmony
Prosocial Dominance
Interaction style characterized by providing instruction or assistance that intends to foster a connection between those involved in the interaction
Role Congruity Hypothesis
The idea that people are penalized for behaving in ways that are incongruent with gender roles
Task Behavior
Social behavior, such as asking questions and offering suggestions, that is directed toward achieving a specific goal