viii. interpersonal communcation

Question 1

which approach of Buber’s 2 theories features valuing others opinions’ & reciprocating communication?

Buber = Philosopher Martin Buber

Answer 1

i-thou approach

Question 2

which approach of Buber’s 2 theories features a focus on differences rather than similarities, emphasizes superiority, and a rejection of opposing views?

Buber = Philosopher Martin Buber

Answer 2

i-it approach

Question 3

what is the “genderlect” theory?

Answer 3

theory delineating the differences between masculine vs. feminine communication

Question 4

the first step in the formation of a relationship, in which a future meeting/hang out might be suggested, is called the _____________ stage

Answer 4

initiating

Question 5

what is the bonding stage of relationship formation?

Answer 5

the cementing of a relationship, permanently via public declaration (ex. proposal, wedding)

Question 6

at what stage does a relationship feature deeper conversations and perspmal anecdotes?

(which stage # as well?)

Answer 6

the intesnifying stage (the 3rd stage)

Question 7

it is at the 4th, or ________ stage where it is considered socially official (preferred things/places, friends and family aware of relationship, etc.)

Answer 7

integrating

Question 8

which influence on relationship formation is due to a desire for social exchange (emotional, physical, mental)?

Answer 8

resources

Question 9

_________ is a relationship influence based on sharing a physical space over a duration of time

Answer 9

proximity

Question 10

when two people share similar behaviors, beliefs, etc., causing them to become closer, then their relationship has formed based on ____________

Answer 10

similarity

Question 11

what is it called when a relationship is formed based on whether one person is already pursuing the other?

Answer 11

reciprocal liking

Question 12

this reason for a relationship’s formation stems from the feeling that someone is attractive or has the same level of attractiveness as you

Answer 12

physical attraction

Question 13

at which stage of a relationship’s termination does critical communication become the primary form of communication?

Answer 13

stagnating

Question 14

if a relationship features one or more topics which are commonly avoided, causing a lack of important conversations, then this relationship is at the _____________ stage.

Answer 14

circumscribing

Question 15

at which stage of a relationship’s termination does intentional physical distance become a common feature of the relationship?

Answer 15

avoiding

Question 16

when a relationship comes to a complete conclusion, it has reached the last stage of the termination process, which is __________.

Answer 16

terminating

Question 17

this love language emphasizes expressing reinforcing positive feelings through words

Answer 17

words of affirmation

Question 18

if things being done for a person, including smaller things, such as chores, and bigger things such as gestures or events, makes them feel loved, then their love language consists of ________________.

Answer 18

acts of service

Question 19

valuing hugs, kisses, hand-holding, etc. from a partner is valuing ______________

Answer 19

physical touch

Question 20

what does it mean if someone’s love langauge is receiving/giving gifts?

Answer 20

they value the giving or receiving of personal artifacts as a representation of love

Question 21

what does it mean to value quality time?

Answer 21

appreciating someone’s full attention, doing things together, spending time with someone in a meaningful way