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18 Cards in this Set
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Why do people form relationships? Name 4.
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Appearance, Similarity, Competency, and Self Disclosure.
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Looks, and self.
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Dimensions to a Relationship. There are 4 of them.
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Context, Time, Intimacy (Physical, Emotional, and Intellectual). AND Control/Affinity.
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Most powerful intimacy.
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Mark Snapp's stages. Name all 10 in order.
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Initiating
Experimenting Intensifying Integrating Bonding Differentiating Circumscribing Stagnating Avoiding Terminating |
I,E,I,I,B,D,C,S,A, and T
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Irrational Beliefs "(Fallacies)".
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Fallacy of should, Fallacy of Perfection, Fallacy of Approval, Fallacy of helplessness, and Fallacy of Overgeneralization.
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GPA 4.0, accepting.
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Facilitative Emotions
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Facilitative Emotions help you in some way.
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Helping.
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Debilitative Emotions
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Debilitative Emotions hurt you in some way.
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Hurtful.
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Facilitative Emotions
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1. Intensity 2. Duration (Last to young).
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Debilitative Emotions
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anger and jealousy. (Fear and Frustration).
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feelings.
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Components to Emotions
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Cognitive Interpretations
Nonverbal Reactions Physiological Changes: Fear = Blood pressure, heart rate, and digestion. Verbal Expressions |
Cognitive, Nonverbal, Physiological, and Verbal.
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Functions of Nonverbal Communication
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Repeating
Contradicting Substituting Emblems Complimenting/Accenting Illustrations Regulating Deceiving |
6 of them.
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Types of Nonverbal Communication.
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Time (chronemics), Artifactual, Gift giving, and environment.
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4 of them.
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Types of nonverbal communication.
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Face and eyes, Movement, Gestures, Touch, Voice, Proxemics, Territoratal, Personal Space, Silence, and physical attractiveness.
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think of yourself.
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androgynous language
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Possessing both masculine and feminine traits.
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Think gender.
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FACT-INFERENCE CONFUSION & FACT OPINION CONFUSION
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Opinion statements are based on the speaker’s belief. (They can never be proven or disproven).
Conclusions arrived at from an interpretation of evidence. “Why are you mad at me?” |
opinion statements, and conclusions.
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euphemisms.
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Young adolescent girl often use euphemistic terms (“my friend,” “it”) to discuss their own menstruation without feeling embarrassed.
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youngs girls, changing blunt words.
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Sexiest and Racist language
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Usually defines the world as made up of superior men & inferior women, racist language reflects a worldview that classifies members of one racial group as superior & others as inferior.
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men and women, firefighters is a mans job.
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relative language
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Gains meaning by comparison. Relative words: fast & slow, smart & stupid, short & long. Clearly defined only by comparison.
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fast, slow. EXAMPLE.
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Static Evaluations
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Descriptions or an evaluation that contain the word is. “Mark is a nervous guy!” … “Karen is short tempered!”
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"IS"
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