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18 Cards in this Set
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reaching potential, gaining control over your life
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self actualization
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each need must be fulfilled before moving on to the next
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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
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feelings likes, loved, wanted
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affection
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want to be loved by everyone/ constant need for attention and affection
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overpersonal
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strike a balance between the two. They realize its illogical to think that everyone is going to like them, but they're also not afraid of seeking affection
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personal
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need to belong to a group
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inclusion
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tend not to see out communication, wallflower
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undersocial
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want to be the center of attention, life of the party
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oversocial
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better at communicating because they know there is a time to talk and a time to listen
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social
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would rather someone else take control
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abdicrat
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wants total control
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autocrat
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shared the need for control
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democrat
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information, feelings that we intentionally tell others that they would not normally know
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self-disclosure
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how two people move from superficial talk to intimate communication.
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social penetration theory
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what is obvious about us, what people can tell about us immediately
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open self
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what we don't know but other people do know. Such as how a message is received, habits, mannerisms, ocds
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blind self
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private info we keep, we are aware of it but don't want other people to know
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hidden self
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no one knows it, even you. Such as a hidden talent. How you would respond in a particular situation
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unknown self
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