interpersonal comm
Terms
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- intimate distance
- 0"-18"
- pragmatics
- what rules are appropriate in specific contexts
- public territorality
- belongs to/is used by all
- nonverbal functions
- repeating, substituting, complimenting, regulating, contradicting, & deceiving
- psychological constructs
- (state of mind/disposition) insecure, neurotic, confident
- public distance
- 12' & beyond
- knapps 10 stage model
- initiating, experimenting, intensifying, integreating, bonding, differentiating, circumscribing, stagnating, avoiding, terminating
- primary territoriality
- you own it
- influences emotional expressions
- personailty, culture, gender & power
- components to feelings
- physiological changes, nonverbal reaction, cognative interpretations, & verbal expressions
- proxemics
- how we use space
- semantics
- meanings in symbols
- male language use
- content:sports, hobbies, & activities, reasons:fun, joking, exert control, enhance status, & give advice, style:direct, personal, & task oriented
- secondary territoriality
- you associate with it but you dont own it
- disconformation
- ignoring a person's presence for communications
- boundary marker
- divide your territory from others
- physical constructs
- ugly, pretty, fat, thin, etc.
- chronemics
- study of time
- types of nonverbals
- facial, kinesics, touch, paralanguage, proxemics, time, attractiveness, clothing, & environment
- interaction constructs
- (social behavior) friendly, helpful, rude
- social distance
- 4'-12'
- syntax
- the arrangement of symbols
- 4 schemas
- physical constructs, role constructs, interaction constructs, and psychological constructs
- attribution theory
- process of attaching meaning to behavior
- female language use
- content:relationships, food, clothing, health, & reproduction, reasons:feelings, relationships, & problems, style:indirect, elaborate, & focus on relationships
- Gibb's
- evaluation, control, strategy, neutrailty, superority, certainty, description, problem-orientation, spontaneity, empathy, equality, & provisionalism
- rules that govern our language
- phonological, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics
- dimensions of distance
- avoidance, restraint, deception, being reserved, restricting topics, & shortening interaction
- personal distance
- 18"-4'
- nonverbal characteristics
- you can't not communicate, mostly realtional, ambiguous, based upon culture
- fallacies
- perfection, approval, should, over generalization, causation, helplessness, & catastrophic expectations
- phonological
- how sound governs our words
- role constructs
- student, sibling, daughter/son, employee
- ear markers
- originates from "branding" animals on ears, indicates ownership
- central marker
- you place in a territory to reserve it for you
- punctuation
- describes the determination of causes and effects in a series of interaction (nag-withdraw)