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13 Cards in this Set
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Assumptions of S.I.T
(Meaning) |
Meaning is constructed through interpretation, created through interaction and modified through an interpretive process
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Assumptions of S.I.T (2)
(self concept) |
Individuals develop self concept through interaction with others
Self concept affects one's behaviors and how they view themselves |
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Assumptions of S.I.T
(social norms and hierarchy) |
People and groups are influenced by social norms and social hierarchy is created through how humans interact in society
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Concepts of S.I.T
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We view ourselves based on how others view us
the ability to use symbols with common social meaning The web of social relationships humans create |
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Definition of S.I.T
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The relationship between the mind, self and society and how interaction between people creates meaning
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Definition fo C.M.M
(Meaning, analyzed, rules) |
Meaning is managed through its creation, interpretation and is analyzed by how it is constantly coordinated in society and its rules are meshed in conversation
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C.M.M
3 assumptions |
Communication is key to life
Humans create a social reality Interaction needs personal and interpersonal meaning |
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The hierarchy of organized communication
(top to bottom) |
CLREfSM
Cultural patters life scripts relationships episodes speech act content |
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Types of coordination
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coordination: agreement
some coordination: partial agreement no coordination: argument with no understanding |
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Constitutive rules
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How behavior is interpreted within context
Ex: saying I love you to different ppl |
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Regulative rule
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The sequence of actions a person takes
Ex: how an interview is performed |
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C.D.T
two assumptions |
People desire consistency
Dissonance is created by psychological inconsistencies and motivates one to change their behavior, attitude or beliefs to become consistent in order to change their present state |
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How to reduce dissonance
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eliminate dissonance
add consistent beliefs, behaviors attitudes put little importance on inconsistent beliefs |
