Exam 2 Flashcards
Types of verbal communication?
Text
Words, phrases, sign language
Ways to detect deception
Lecture
- Disfluencies( um, well, ….., mumbles)
- Eye contact
- Constant with what you know about the person
- Plausible(could it have happened)
What does language is arbitrary and conventional mean?
It’s arbitrary cause language is just a word but its conventional cause people give meaning to the word.
How does language com from symbols?
They stand for something else. The word cat is a symbol for the animal.
Define denotation and give an example
Definition of the word
A cat is an animal
Define connotation and give an example
The meaning or feeling of the word
(Good or Bad? Strong or Weak? Slow or Fast?)
Cats are fast, bad and strong
-my golden retriever named Max
Define signifiers and give an example
Expression, the word,
Cat/meow
Define signified and give an example
Mental Concept, actual meaning
Cat
Define phonemes
Smallest potential meaning
– i means nothing but I does
(Phoneme relates to lowercase i that it has potential meaning)
Sound
Define morphemes
Smallest unit of meaning
- -kitten
- Bounded morphemes (s) an a gives extra meaning to a morpheme
What is the function of processes of avowal and ascription
Avowel-perceived identity (How I see me)
Ascription- perception of others (How group sees you)
Explain function of jargon
- Special vocab associated with a profession
- helps professionals do their job better
Explain function of slang
- Different language between groups
- Helps person communicate successfully between different cultures
Explain function of argot
-Specialized language that strengthens members in the group
Explain function of dialect and accent
- Dialect is a difference in slang (America and British English)
- Accent is way words are said
- Together they make somebody a part of a certain group
Explain function of linguistic relativity
Somethin
Explain function of linguistic determinant
Somethin
What are attitudes?
Their characteristics?
Their dimensions?
-Learned predisposition to respond in a consistently favorable or unfavorable manner
–Characteristics
1.Deal w/affect, not cognition
2.
3.Tend to be consistent
3.
4.they are learned
5.influences behavior
–Dimension
1 Valence (positive or negative)
2 Strength (strong or weak)
3 Awareness (conscious or subconscious)
What are beliefs?
What types of beliefs exist?
- Link an object to some attribute
- -Peripheral Beliefs
- -Core Beliefs - part of ones self, hard to change
What is classical conditioning?
Pavlovs dogs
What is operant conditioning?
Reinforcement and punishment
What is modeling?
- Attention
- Retention
- Reproduction
- Motivation
What are forms of arguments?
Which more effective? Which are less effective?
Somethin
How do you use fear in persuasion?
- Be sure person can perform recommended behavior (stop smoking)
- Don’t just scare