Intro To Comm

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law of identity

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a is a

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law of excluded middle

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something is either A or not A

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law of noncontradiction

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something can not be both A and not A

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problem: two-valued orientation, polarization

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solution: multivalued, look at all in betweens

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problem: intensional orientation (hold on to something, not change)

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solution: extensional orientation, aware of change, the map is not a territory, a word is not a thing

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bypassing

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the pattern of missevaluation in which people fail to communicate their intended meanings in others words, you miss each other with the intended meaning

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problem: indiscrimination, static evaluation, allness

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solution: indexing, dating

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safety devices

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hyphen or quote

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high level abstractions

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-things you can't have, like you can't bring patriotism into class, only show examples
-love? money? success? when is enoguh enough?

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denotation

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dictionary definition

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connotation

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what comes to mind when you think of that word, gut reaction to the word

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non-verbal communication

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communicative, determined, contextual, belieable, rule goverened, metacommunicational

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body movements (kinesics)

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emblems, illustrators, affect displays, regulators, adaptors

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emblems

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nonverbal behaviors that translate words or phrases

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illustrators

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nonverbal behaviors illustrating the verbal message

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affect displays (facial expressions)

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you can fake emblems and illustrators, but hard to hife the unconscious facial expressions

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regulators

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nonverbal behaviors that regulate, monitor, maintain, or control the speaking of another

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adaptors

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nonverbal behaviors, when done privately, or public unseen, serve some basic need and are done in their entirety

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self adaptors

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not intended to communicate to others, just fulfill a personal need

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object adaptors

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non verbal behaviors that use some type of prop, but that is not absolutely needed

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alter adaptors

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movements learned in the manipulation of material things

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metacommunication

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communication about communication

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micromomentary expressions

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happens so fast, we are not sure it has any effect on the receiver

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3 functions of eye communication

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1. commune status relationship
2. nature of realtionship
3. desire for feedback form others

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eye movements

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duration
direction
quality

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Space Communication (Proxemics)

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Ed Hall
intimate, personal, social distance, and public distance

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territorial encroachment

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violation - unwarrented use of anothers area
invasion - entering the territory of another, and thereby changing it's meaning
contamination - unwarrented mass entering area of another

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turf defense

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move the person out of the area

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insulation

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barrier between you and invader

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linguistic collusion

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use of a language unfamiliar with that person

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withdrawal

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leave the area

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central markers

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items placed in a territory to reserve it for you

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boundary markers

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divide territories, ones from another

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earmarkers

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initials, something that identifies you

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Touch Communication (Haptics)

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sex, consolation, support, and dominance

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Paralanguage Communication (Vocalics)

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1. judgements about people
2. judgements about conversational turns
3. judgements about believability

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4 promximity distances

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intimate
personal
social distance
public distance

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personal space (term?)

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proxemics

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body movements (term)

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kinesics

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time communication (term)

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chronemics

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touch communication (term)

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haptics

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4 ways to use SILENCE

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prevent communication
as a weapon
as time to think
when we have nothing to talk about

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breadth

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very general terms

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depth

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opposite of breadth

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certainty of effects

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unpredictable, no absolute certainty

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relationship developments

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contact, involvement, intimacy, deterioration, and dissolution

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advantages and disadvantages of chatting online

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reveal as much of your physical self as you would want, when you want

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3 reasons to enter a relationship

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lessen loneliness
secure stimulation
acquire self knowledge

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relationship dialectics theory

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people in a relationship experience dynamic tension between opposite motives or desires

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closed or open relationship

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involves how exposed you want your relationship to be

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atuonomy and connection

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how independent of each other

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novelty and predicatbility

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how much is spontaneous and wut is common

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7 maintenance strategies

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prosocial behavior, ceremonial behavior, communication behavior, togetherness behavior, assurance behavior, sharing joint activites, using social networks

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using social networks

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relying on friends and relatives for support and help with various problems

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3 types of friendships

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reciprocity - loyal
receptivity - giver and receiver
association - transitory, not really there

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cherishing behaviors

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things that don't cost a lot that you can do frequently

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ludus love

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game

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storage lovers

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slow

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manic lovers

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extremes

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pragmatic

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looking around

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eros lover

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physical appearance

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agapic lover

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devotion

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gothic lover

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very devoted

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faults for failure in relationship

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you, them, both, no one

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if a relationship goes bad...

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make no change
dissolve relationship
change one or more of the elements

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conflict

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not always bad
resolves problems

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stream rolling

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non-negotiable

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gunny-sacking

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storing

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types of context

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physical, sociopsychological, temporal, cultureal