Communication privacy management (Relationship) Flashcards

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What are the main focuses of communication privacy management?

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It is about what to share in relationships. Adresses the tension between openness and privacy, public and private.
There are a constant managing boundaries in a relationship.
What partners in a relationship must do to manage the challenges they face. Conjoint effect negotiated in communication.

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Explain the concept boundaries.

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THE OPEN/CLOSED BOUNDARIES
Permeable: meaning some information can be shared
Impermeable: information is never shared

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What do closed boundaries lead to? (Maintaining)

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greater autonomy/safety

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What do open boundaries lead to? (Opening)

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creates boundaries. intimacy, personal vulnerability.

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Explain how the boundaries of sharing effect a person.

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Creates an inner discussion: Do I share? Do i nor share?
The tension between the need to share and the need to protect one-self is present. Requires a person to negotiate and coordinate their boundaries.

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What do dialectics mean in this theory?

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Interplay between the pressures to reveal and to conceal.

The individuals cost and reward from sharing.

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What is meant by “relational contract?”

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Agreement on shared cost and reward within the relationship.

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Explain the idea of co-ownership of information.

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once we share private information to a person, that person becomes a co-owner of the information.

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Explain the idea of boundary management.

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A risk/benefit ratio.
What do a gain by telling and what risk does it hold.

Risk assessment: meaning thinking about the costs and rewards of revealing information.

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Explain the following boundary coordinations:
which means negotiating the rules of co-ownership of information.

  1. Boundary permeability
  2. Boundary linkage
  3. Boundary ownership
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  1. how open or closed a boundary should be
  2. an agreement about who is included within the boundaries and who is not
  3. boundary ownership: the rights and responsibility of the co-owner
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What happens if the boundary coordination (the negotiated rules) are violated?

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Conflict

Boundary turbulence.

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Who created the Communication Privacy Management?

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Sandra Petronio

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How can you use this theory in a management perspective?

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Manager to employer
Employer to employer
- establishing professional boundaries, such as confidentiality
- What is appropriate to talk about with your co-workers and what is not

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Critique of the theory?

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Not something people would actually talk about, more something that happens more naturally.
Not something you would do every time you share information.

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