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Interpersonal Communication
an interactional process in which on person sends a message to another
Name the key points to Interpersonal Communication
*involves two people
*its a series of processes
*interactional (not one way)
Name all the components of interpersonal communication
sender
receiver
message
channel
noise
context
Good communication enhances _________ in relationships
satisfactions
Poor communication is a major cause of __________
break ups
What are the principles of nonverbal communication?
*conveys emotions
*multichannel
*ambiguous
*contradict verbal messages
*culture bound
Proxemics
study of interpersonal space
Person Space
a zone of space surrounding a person that is felt to "belong" to that person
The preference for amount of personal space depends on:
situation
relationship
culture
Display Rules
norms that govern the appropriate display of emotion in culture (facial expression)
What is the most meaningful aspect of eye contact?
the duration
In European Americans, high levels of eye contact are associated with _______________
effective social skills and credibility
In what culture is eye contact considered an insult?
Mexico
Latin America
Japan
Africa
Native American Tribes
What is eye contact affected by?
gender and status
Kinesics
the study of communication through body movements
What does an open posture convey?
feelings of relaxation
What does a closed posture convey?
negative attitude
defensiveness
Hand gestures emphasize what?
the words we speak
paralanguage
all vocal cues other than the actual language itself

emphasis
vocal variation
What do liars do?
hesitate more
speak with a higher pitch
make more speech errors
give shorter answers
pupil dilation
touch themselves more
blink more
non verbal sensitivity
the ability to encode and decode nonverbal cues
_______ are better encoders than decoders
women
How do you create a positive interpersonal climate?
*learn to communicate empathy
*practice withholding judgement
*strive for honesty
*approach others as equals
*express your opinions freely
empathy
adopting another's frame of reference so you can understand their point of view
Name the 5 steps for making small talk
*comment on your surroundings
*introduce yourself
*select a topic others can relate to
*keep the ball rolling
*make a smooth exit
self disclosure
the act of sharing information about yourself with another
How can you reduce the risk of self disclosure?
gradually disclose info
don't disclose more then the other is willing to disclose
watch for nonverbal cues
beware of computer disclosure
Name the non verbal cues for effective listening
*face the person squarely
*adopt an open posture
*lean towards the person
*maintain good eye contact
*raise your eyebrows
communication apprehension
anxiety caused by having to talk with others
What are the responses that follow communication apprehension
avoidance (not participating)
withdrawl (clamming up)
disruption (can't make fluent statements)
over communication (nervous speech)
What are the barriers to effective communication?
defensiveness
motivational distortion
self preoccuption
game playing