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18 Cards in this Set
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Symbolic Interactionsim |
George Mead |
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3 Core Principles of Symoblic Interactionism |
Meaning-assigned meaning; Bianca is a person Language-is arbitrary; arises from person-person interaction Thinking-individual's interpretation of symbols is modified by his/her thought process; minding (inner dialogue) |
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Difference & Relationship between Looking-Glass Self, I, & Me |
LGS- mental self-image from taking the role of the other- objective self; socially constructed I-subjective self; elusive; how the world views me Me- objective self; image of self seen when one takes the role of the other; how we view ourselves |
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Expectancy Violations Theory |
Burgoon |
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Difference between EVT (Expectancy Violation Theory) & IAT (Interaction Adaptation Theory) |
EVT- Exptation, violation, violation valence, comm. reward valence (benefit); an interaction can be described positively or negatively based on an individuals expectations and the actual behavior of the other person IAT- an adjustment to what's unexpected |
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3 things that make up our Interaction position (RED), and an example of each (IAT)
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Requirements- outcomes that fulfill our basic needs to survive Expectations- what we think will really happen Desires-personally would like to see happen |
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explain the concept of valence to violations and CRV
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Violation Valence- positive or negative value assigned to a breach of expectations Communicator Reward Valence- positive or negative reaction plus reward or punishment |
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explain the different ways we can respond to violations (IAT)
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Convergence- get closer Reciprocity- show similar behavior Divergence- move away |
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Social Penetration Theory |
Altman & Taylor |
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Define Self-Disclosure and explain its role in social penetration |
Voluntary sharing of personal history=transparency; breadth + depth= intimacy |
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explain how we use Cost-Benefit Analysis to determine appropriateness of self-disclosure
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People seek to maximize their benefits and minimize their costs; if we reveal too much without recoprosity the costs will out way the benefit of intimacy (the overall goal) |
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Uncertainty Redcution Theory |
Berger |
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explain the 3 things that will likely increase uncertainty and provide an example of each
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Future interaction- we know we will see them again
Incentive value- they have something we want Deviance- they act in a weird way. |
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differentiate/explain the 3 information-seeking strategies and provide an example for each
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Passive-observe- watch the person
active-talk with others- asking others about the person interactive-talk w/ target- talking directly to the person |
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differentiate URT (Uncertianty Reduction Theory) from AUM (Anxiety/Uncertianty Managment Theory)
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URT- reducing Uncertianty AUM- dealing with a manageable level of Uncertianty/anxiety |
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Social Information Processing Theory |
Walther |
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explain the Hyperpersonal Perspective and argue if you agree or disagree
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Closer through computer mediated communication (CMC) than in person |
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explain the importance of the concepts of extended time and verbal cues
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Verbal Cues- linguistic content Extended Time- slower than face-face, impressions are formed at a slower rate How we process information |
