Interpersonal Communication Flashcards

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__________________________ is an interactional process in which one person sends a message to another

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Interpersonal communication

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_____________________ is not “one-way,” but bi-directional and interactional.

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Interpersonal communication

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The ____________________ is the person who initiates the message

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Sender

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The ____________________ is the person to whom the message is targeted

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Receiver

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The _________________________ is the information or meaning that is transmitted from the sender to the receiver

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Message

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The _____________________ refers to the sensory channel through which the message reaches the receiver

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Channel

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The _______________________ is any stimulus that interferes with accurately expressing or understanding a message

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Noise

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The ___________________ is the environment in which communication takes place

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Context

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The sender _________________ and the receiver __________________.

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Encodes, decodes.

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The primary benefit of ____________________ is being able to present yourself virtually to an online community.

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Social networking sites (SNS)

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One risk of ____________________ is loss of privacy if they are not careful.

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Social networking sites (SNS)

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_____________________________ is essential for many important aspects of life.

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Effective communication

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_______________________________ enhances satisfaction in relationships.

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Good communication

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____________________________ is a major cause of relationship break-ups.

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Poor communication

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______________________________ is the transmission of meaning from one person to another through means or symbols other than words

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Nonverbal communication

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Nonverbal communication ______________________: facial expressions and body posture can convey how we feel without words.

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Conveys emotions

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Nonverbal communication is __________________________: we use facial expressions, gestures, eye contact, vocal tone, and body language.

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Multichanneled

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Nonverbal communication is __________________________: body language can be difficult to interpret.

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Ambiguous

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Nonverbal communication may __________________________________-_: we may say one thing, but our body conveys something different.

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Contradict verbal messages

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Nonverbal communication is ____________________________: nonverbal signals vary from one culture to another.

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Culture-bound

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_________________________ is the study of personal space

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Proxemics

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__________________________ is a zone of space surrounding a person that is felt to ‘belong’ to that person

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Personal space

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What are the 4 main parts of active listening?

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Non-verbal communication, verbal communication, responding to the speaker, and keeping the focus on them/letting them talk.

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_____________________ govern the expression of emotion.

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Display rules

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_______________________ is the study of communication through body movements
Kinesics
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_______________________________ emphasize the words we speak.
Hand gestures
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________________________________ includes all vocal cues other than the content of the verbal message itself
Paralanguage
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When using __________________________, finding the right balance is important
Eye contact
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Understanding cultural differences in the amount of ________________________ conveys respect
Eye contact
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________________________ involves leaning forward, relaxed posture, unobtrusive gestures
Body language
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______________________________ include voice loudness, pitch, rate and fluency
Vocal qualities
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_________________________________ is clarification, paraphrasing, summarization
Verbal tracking
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___________________________ is the act of sharing information about yourself with another person
Self-disclosure
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_____________________________ is anxiety caused by having to talk with others
Communication apprehension
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_____________________________ is excessive concern with protecting oneself from being hurt
Defensiveness
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____________________________ is listening carefully only to then verbally attack the speaker
Ambushing
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________________________________ is being so self-absorbed the other person cannot equally participate
Self-preoccupation
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_____________________________ is low concern for self and others
Avoiding/withdrawing
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______________________________ is low concern for self, high concern for others
Accommodating
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___________________________ is high concern for self, low concern for others
Competing/forcing
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______________________________ is moderate concern for self and others
Compromising
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____________________________________ is high concern for self and others
Collaborating
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____________________________ involves acting in your own best interests by expressing your thoughts and feelings directly and honestly
Assertiveness
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__________________________ involves “giving in” to others
Submissive communication
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____________________________ focuses on saying and getting what you want at the expense of others
Aggressive communication
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_________________________________ is the process of forming impressions of others
Person perception
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Person perception relies on five key sources of information. What are they?
Appearance Verbal behavior Actions Nonverbal messages Situational cues
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__________________________ are those made quickly and based on only a few bits of information and preconceived notions
Snap judgments
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______________________________ require more controlled processing and tend to occur when forming impressions of others that can affect our happiness or welfare.
Systematic judgments
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_________________________ are inferences that people draw about the causes of their own behaviour, others’ behaviour, and events
Attributions
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__________________________ are when people attribute the cause of others’ behaviour to personal dispositions, traits, abilities, or feelings.
Internal attributions
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______________________________ are when people attribute the cause of others’ behaviour to situational demands or environmental constraints.
External attributions
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The _______________________________ refers to “the tendency to explain other people’s behaviour as the result of personal, rather than situational, factors
Fundamental attribution error
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A _________________________ is the tendency to blame victims for their misfortune, so that one feels less likely to be victimized in a similar way
Defensive attribution
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_____________________ is when forming impressions of others, we default to automatic processing.
Efficiency
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________________________ is when we “see what we expect to see” by focusing on aspects of the person that confirm our expectations.
Selectivity
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Once a perceiver has formed an impression of someone, they tune out subsequent information. This is called the _______________________.
Primacy effect
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_________________________ is the tendency to seek information that supports one’s beliefs while not pursuing disconfirming information
Confirmation bias
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____________________________ occur when expectations about a person cause them to behave in ways that confirm the expectations
Self-fulfilling prophecies
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________________________________ are cognitive “shortcuts” in which we categorize people on the basis of nationality, race, gender, etc.
Social categorizations
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People perceive similar individuals to be members of their ______________ and dissimilar people to be members of the ___________________.
ingroup (us) and outgroup (them)
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__________________________ are widely held beliefs that people have certain characteristics because of their membership in a particular group
Stereotypes
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___________________ is a negative attitude toward members of a group
Prejudice
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_______________________ involves behaving differently, usually unfairly, toward the members of a group
Discrimination
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_________________________ has declined in recent years but is still present and a more subtle (“modern”) form of discrimination has emerged.
Overt discrimination
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__________________________ occurs when people privately harbour negative attitudes toward minority groups but express them only when they feel such views are justified, or that it’s safe to do so.
Modern discrimination
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________________________________ require two or more groups to work together to achieve mutual ends and can reduce intergroup hostility.
Superordinate goals
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________________________________ occurs when people yield to real or imagined social pressure
Conformity
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_____________________________ occurs when people yield to social pressure in their public behaviour, even though their private beliefs have not changed
Compliance
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__________________________________ operates when people conform to social norms for fear of negative social consequences
Normative influence
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______________________________________ operates when people look to others for how to behave in ambiguous situations
Informational influence
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The ______________________________ states that once people agree to something, they will tend to stick with it
Consistency principle
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The _________________________________ is getting people to agree to a small request so that they agree to a larger request later
Foot-in-the-door technique
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The ____________________________________ is getting someone to commit to an attractive proposition before its hidden costs are revealed
Lowball technique
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The ____________________________________ exploits the tendency for people to think they should pay back in kind what they receive from others
Reciprocity principle
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The _________________________________________ involves making a large request that is likely to be turned down in order to increase the changes that people will agree to a smaller request later
Door-in-the-face technique
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The ___________________________ is when people believe that if something is scarce, it must be good, and they are more likely to buy it.
Scarcity principle