Interpersonal Comm. Exam 1

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Define Interpersonal Communitcations

Back 1

Process through which people use messages to generate meanings with CONTEXT, CULTURES, CHANNELS & MEDIA

Front 2

Communication Models

Back 2

Linear- Sender reciever
Interactive- Sender, reciever, w/ feedback
Transactional- Both communicators

Front 3

Channels of communication

Back 3

Sound, sight, taste, touch, sent

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Primary emotions

Back 4

Joy, Discust, Anger, fear

Front 5

3 goals of interpersonal communication

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1. Self presentation
2. Instramental
3. Relationship

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Johari Window

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SELF HELP
-public area
-blind area
-hidden area
-unknown area

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Self diclosure

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Revealing priviate info about yourself to others

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Losing face

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Lose who you want to be infront of people and become embarassed

Shame, hummilation, saddness

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Self-esteem VS. Self-concept

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Self-esteem: Overall vaue we assign ourselves

Self-concept: Who you are as a whole

ex- I am an excelent student

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components of self

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Self awareness: ability to view yourself

Social comparison: engage in when compairing outselves to others

Self-concept: Who we are overall

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Values:

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The importance of something

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strategies for reducing uncertainty

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1. Watching someone without them knowing

2. Questioning others about the other person

3. Speaking to the actual person

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external and internal attributions

Back 13

External: persons communication, actions

Internal- Personality or charactor

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The perception process

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-Selection: attention on smell and sight

Sailience: How much they attract your attention

-Organization: Thinking steps

-Interpretation: Assign meaning to selected info

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Horn and halo effect

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Horn: Negitive thoughts (someone you can't stand)

Halo: Positive about anything a person says or does

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Primary personality traits

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Extraversion- Outgoing and socialable

Agreeableness- friendlyness

Conscientiousness- Dependibility

Neuoticism- emotionaly stable

Openness- new expierances

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Salient communication

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Something that sticks out to us

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Distinguish between feelings and moods

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Feelings: Short term (Hope, concern)

Moods: Long lasting (Grouchy)

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Strategies for managing emotions

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Suppression: Suprise (not trying on a paper and getting a good grade)

Venting

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Emotional intelligence
&
Emotional management

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ability to interpret your own and others abilities

influence emotions you have and expressing them

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Define emotion-sharing

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Talking about our emotions with others

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Know the primary emotions (6)

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Joy, suprise, anger, disgust, sadness, fear

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High-intensity counterparts of primary emotions

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Ecstasy, Amazement, rage, loathing, grief, terror

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Define emotion management

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How you experiance and express your emotions

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Communication needs

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Air, food, water, sleep, shelter

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Social penetration theory

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Revealing yourself to others involves pealing back layers

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Self Discrepancy theory

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How your compared to your ideal self (the perfect you) & your ought self (the person others wish and expect you to be)

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Gestalts

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Global impression we learn about others (Neg/Pos)

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Algebraic Impressions

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Carfully evaluating people

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Emotional challenges

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ex- Jealousy