Com317 #2

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dominance

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comm. style that includes assertiveness. Occurs when someone's comm. style influences others. Dominant people usually control talk-time. judged as skillful.

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caveat

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Powerful people can violate these norms. Can become trend setters.

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Four-Factor Theory of Deception
(explained classes of behaviors)

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1. Attempted Control- idea that ppl. are trying to control their performances by monitoring verbal info.
2. Arousal- if u know the person u are deceiving, arousal goes up.
3. Affective Reactions- most ppl. feel guilty when deceiving.
4. cognitive processing- harder to lie than tell the truth.

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primary immediacy behaviors

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1. proxemics- closer distance
2. haptics- comfortable touch
3. kinesics- smiling, eye contact.
4. vocalics- baby talk, comfortable silence

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secondary cues related to intimacy

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1. chronemics- putting time away for certain ppl.
2. appearance/adornment- dress and perfume. in beginning of rela. put alot effort into ur looks.
3. environmental cues- music, candles, sociopetal arrangements(to encourage comm.)

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Strategic Behavior (you can control)

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Info. management- tell a short story (less likely to get caught)
Positive demeanor- smile more when lying

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Nonstrategic Leakage

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negative affect- look like their trying to be happy but arent

channel discrepancy- smiling but they look nervous (contraddicting actions).

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Factors Affecting Deception

Personality Traits

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Machiavellianism- manipulating person. controling, competitive.

Public Self-Conscious- care about how ppl. judge them.

age- harder to detect the older the person is.

sex- men are better deceivers. Women are better detectors.

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Motivational Impairment Effect

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the more motivated you are to get away with it, the more likely you are to get caught.