Quiz 6 Flashcards

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Meaning

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Negotiated through cultural, social, and interpersonal constraints, therefore the interpretation of messages depends on situational factors.

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Message

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Symbols are arbitrary and ambiguous. The meaning assigned to a symbol is a social process that is filtered through personal experience.

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Interpretation

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is the assigning of meaning to the things that we percieve in our world. Depending on the situation.

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Denotative and connotative meanings

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Complete agreement on some meanings do not exist. Different groups can agree.

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Denotative

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Direct, explicit meaning definition of a word.

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6
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Connotative:

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implied: suggested meaning of a word.

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Content and Relational levels of Meaning

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Most of the messages that we receive do not occur in isolation from other messages, specially during face - to - face interactions. The meaning that is assigned to a string of words in any given utterance depends on accompanying messages.

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Content level

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consist of the words that are spoken or written. First we assign meaning based on the linguistic content, the words themselves and their grammatical relation to one another. The words mean this…

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Relational Level

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depends on how those words are spoken, who says them, and in what situations. THAT’S NOT WHAT I MEANT. can be misunderstood. I love u babe, or I LOVE U BITCH.

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Situational constraints

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exists on many levels and includes what is said, what else has been said, who is speaking, and the situation in which the exchange takes place. What is said includes the content of the message as well as the way in which is said, the meaning we assign is also influenced by what else has been said.

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Shared Meaning

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Reflects similar interpretations by the parties involved. The goal is to be understood by many parties. Shared similar interpretations by both parties involved.

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12
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stages of how individuals form relationships to the definition of the stage.

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The correct answer is: Integrating – The individuals become a couple; exchange intimacy trophies, Initiating – An individual decides whether to initiate interaction with another person; the conversation is superficial., Experimenting – Individuals decide if the relationship is worth pursuing; individuals gather information about the other person, Intensifying – Individuals increase self-disclosure; Individuals talk about more serious issues; inside jokes begin to form, Bonding – Individuals decided to formally contract commitments in a private or public ritual.

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13
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The LSU football team has a team of athletic trainers. An individual on the LSU football team has a ____________ relationship with an athletic trainer.

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Task

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14
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All relationships must go through all ten stages of Knapp’s Model for relationships.

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False

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15
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Jennifer’s best friend Max is who she turns to in times of support. When her dog ran away, she called Max to help her find him. Jennifer and Max talk about everything, and they support each other fully. Because they are best friends, which level of intimacy do they share?

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Intimate

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16
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Troy and Marshall are sharing a Fantasy Football team. At the draft, Troy wanted to draft Adrian Peterson, and Marshall wanted Darren Sproles. Since they could not decide, they decided to draft LeSean McCoy instead.

Their resolution of this conflict is termed:

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Compromise

17
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oose which of the following is NOT an example of a natural language label:

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Man/Woman

18
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Stage of dissolving relationships to the definition of the stage.

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Circumscribing – The individuals begin to withdraw mentally and physically from the relationship, Terminating – The relationship is over; can be short-lived or prolonged, Stagnating – The relationship becomes inactive; conflict is high; interactions are superficial, Avoiding – Individuals take steps to avoid face-to-face interaction; can include trial separation, Differentiating – The individuals emphasize their individuality rather than their similarities and common ground

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If the rewards of a relationship are greater than the costs of the relationship, the relationship will continue.

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True

20
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Kim and Jessie were shopping at the Gap. They both picked up the same sweater and wanted to buy it. Jessie told Kim, “It’s ok, you can buy it.”

Jessie was utilizing which method for managing conflict:

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Accomodation

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Jenny and Jamie are best friends, and both just graduated from law school. Jenny and Jamie just applied for the same job, and both received interviews.

This type of complication could arise which type of interpersonal conflict:

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Rivalry