Interpersonal Comm Exam 2
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- 5-stage model of communication
- Opening, Feed-forward, Business, Feedback, Closing
- Four Functions of Feedforward
- Open Channels of Comm, Preview the Message, Disclaim, Altercast
- Phatic Communication
- Opening statements
- 4 ways to initiate conversations
- Self-references, Other-references, Relational references, Context references
- Self-references
- say something interesting about yourself
- Other-references
- say something interesting about the other person or ask a question
- Relational references
- say something about the two of you
- Context references
- say something about the context
- 4 Maxims for Maintaining Conversations
- Maxim of Quantity, Quality, Relation, and Manner
- Maxim of Quantity
- be informative, but use a reasonable amount of conversation
- Maxim of Quality
- emphasize truthfulness & don't lie
- Maxim of Relation
- Express relevant topics to the conversation
- Maxim of Manner
- Be clear and concise in conversation. not ambiguous or wordy
- Closing conversations
- Briefly summarize, State desire to end, Refer to future interaction, Ask for closure, Express enjoyment of the conversation
- Self-disclosure
- communicating info about yourself
- Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love
- Intimacy, Passion, Commitment - make up 3 angles
- Non-Love
- No Intimacy, Passion, or Commitment
- Liking
- Only Intimacy ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Infatuated Love
- Only Passion ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Empty Love
- Only Commitment ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Romantic Love
- Intimacy and Passion ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Companionate Love
- Intimacy and Commitment ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Fatuous Love
- Passion & Commitment ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Consummate Love
- Intimacy, Passion, and Commitment ( - Sternberg's Triangle of Love)
- Eros
- Love based on Attraction, Sexuality
- Ludos
- Love based on Entertainment/Excitement
- Storge
- Love based on Peace - taken slow
- Pragma
- Love that is Practical & Traditional
- Mania
- Love with Extreme Highs and Lows
- Agape
- Love that is Compassionate & Selfless - i.e. love for all people
- Evolutionary View of Love
- Love as instinctual mechanism of bonding to maintain production of the species
- 6 stage model of relationships
- 1. Contact, 2. Involvement, 3. Intimacy, 4. Deterioration, 5-6. Repair OR Dissolution
- Knapp's Model of Interaction Stages
- 5 attraction stages, 5 separation stages.
- 5 attraction stages of Knapp's Model of Interaction Stages
- 1. Initiation, 2. Experimenting, 3. Intensifying, 4. Integrating, 5. Bonding
- 5 stages of separation in Knapp's model of interaction stages
- 6. Differentiating, 7. circumscribing, 8. stagnating, 9. Avoiding, 10. Terminating