Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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socio-orientation

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harmony and similarity is valued over individuality

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2
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concept orientation

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freedom of expression, family life is pleasurable

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3
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system

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-a set of elements standing in interrelation
-problem with one element impacts entire system

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4
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genogram

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a representation of a family across generations

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5
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traditionals (marriage)

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-independent
-conventional
-high levels of conflict

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6
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independents (marriage

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-high interdependence
-unconventional
-high levels of conflict

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separates (marriages)

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-low interdependence
-conventional
-low levels of conflict

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8
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ARPANET

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U.S. Department of Defense’s Advanced Research Projects Agency Network

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9
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asynchronous com.

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sender and receiver are not both engaged in com.

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10
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synchronous com.

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sender and receiver are both engaged in com.

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11
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co-present interactions

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when people are interacting in the same physical space

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12
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anonymity

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allowing someone to be completely anonymous (no picture)

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13
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pseudonymity

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allows someone to contribute to their own creation image of themselves (silly picture)

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14
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real-life

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cmc identity and face-to-face identity match

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15
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social presence

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the degree to which people see another person as real and interaction between the two as a relationship

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16
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richness

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the potential information carrying capacity of the data

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17
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impression formation

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how one presents themselves to others

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18
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netiquette

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set of rules and norms that are considered acceptable when interacting with another online

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19
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profession

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occupation that involves knowledge and skills obtained through training and education

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20
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professionalism

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ones competence expected by a professional within a given profession

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21
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personal responsibility

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ones willingness to take accountability for what they feel, think and behave

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22
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leader member exchange

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levels of interaction between leaders and group members within a team/organization

23
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followership

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the act of helping a leader accomplish or organize goals

24
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social support

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when someone receives help and care from those in their life

25
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relational maintenance

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how difficult it is for someone to experience interpersonal relationships due to conflicts

26
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information peers

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coworkers that provide info about job tasks and the organization

27
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collegial peers

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coworkers that have moderate levels of trust and self disclosure

28
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special peers

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a “best friend” in the work place with high levels of trust and self disclosure

29
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career strategizing

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helps coworkers create a plan of action related to their career path

30
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state of the relationship talk (work)

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when one explains that the friendships is ending in order to have a professional relationship

31
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cost escalation (work)

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tactics used to make maintaining the friendship easier than leaving the relationship

32
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depersonalization (work)

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terminating all interactions that are not task focused

33
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similarity(work)

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people find coworkers who have identical personalities and goals

34
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emotional vampires

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drain others’ emotional energy through constant neediness, manipulation, and self-centered behavior

35
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deviant workplace behavior

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behaviors of members in the workplace that violates norms and practices, or threatens the well-being of others

36
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ethics

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judgmental attachment as to if something is good, bad, or just

37
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excuse making

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shifts blame from ones behavior to outside sources out of ones control

38
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formal language

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specific written/spoken style sticking to conventional grammar

39
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informal language

A

more common tone

40
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jargon

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technical language specific to a certain profession or group

41
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ease of opportunity

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propinquity (closeness or proximity of people in physical space or in relationships)

42
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secret tests

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indirect strategies people use to see the state of their relationship, reduces uncertainty

43
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directness

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asking partner about their feelings towards the relationship and commitment

44
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endurance test

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partner is tested by engaging in actions that one might find to be a cost in the relationship

45
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indirect suggestions

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joking or hinting about more serious stages of the relationship

46
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separation test

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testing strength of the relationship by creating physical distance

47
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third party test

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evaluation from a third person separate from each partner

48
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triangle test

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manipulating third party to gain info about the relationship

49
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relational aggression

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harms others by damaging social relationships

50
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relational bullying

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manipulation of social relationships in order to harm someone

51
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workplace socialization

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the process through which individuals adapt to norms within a work place to become integrated in the organization

52
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third culture

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a shared set of values, behaviors, and norms that emerge when individuals from different cultures come together and form a unique, hybrid culture

53
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autonomy

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freedom for people to make decisions and own judgment