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26 Cards in this Set
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failure events
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violations of understandings between people in relationships
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reproach
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a message that a failure event has occurred
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account
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a response to a reproach
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in-group
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one's racial or ethnic group
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out-group
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a race, culture, religion, or ethnic group different from one's own
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deception by omission (concealment)
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intentionally holding back some of the information another person has requested or that you are expected to share
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deception by commission
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the deliberate presentation of false information
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white lies
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deception by commission involving only a slight degree of falsification that has a minimal consequence
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exaggeration
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deception by commission involving 'stretching the truth' or embellishing the facts
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baldfaced lie
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deception by commission involving outright falsification of information intended to deceive the listner
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active verbal responses
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reactive statements made in response to a hurtful message
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acquiescent responses
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crying, conceding, or apologizing in response to a hurtful message
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invulnerable responses
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ignoring, laughing, or being silent in response to a hurtful message
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aggressive communication
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communication in which a speaker makes demands, attacks another person's self-concept, or uses words to cause pain
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argumentativeness
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the tendency to argue constantly, which undermines effective listening and credibility
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bilateral dissolution
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the ending of a relationship agreed to by both parties
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unilateral dissolution
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the ending of a relationship even though one party wants it to continue
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fading away
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ending a relationship by slowly drifting apart
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sudden death
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the abrupt and unplanned ending of a relationship
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incrementalism
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the process by which conflicts and problems finallly reach critical mass and cause a relationship to end
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intrapsychic phase
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the first phase in a relationship termination, when an individual engages in an internal evaluation of the partner
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dyadic phase
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the second phase in relationship termination, when the individual discusses termination with the partner
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social phase
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the third phase in relationship termination, when members of the social network around both parties are informed of and become involved inthe termination process
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grave-dressing phase
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the final phase in relationship termination, whenthe partners generate public explanations and move past the relationship
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indirect termination strategies
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attempts to break up a relationship without explicicly stating the desire to do so
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direct termination strategies
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explicit statements of a desire to break up a relationship
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