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Facilitative Emotions
Emotions that contribute to effective functioning
Identity Management
Communication strategies we use to shape the way other people see us
Cognitive Complexity
The ability to construct a variety of frameworks for viewing an issue
Paralanguage
Describes nonverbal, vocal messages, unintentional pause, vocalized pause
Reappraisal
Rethinking the meaning of an emotionally charged event to alter the emotional impact
Hall's space zone
Intimate, personal, social, public
Noise
Distributions interrupt transmission of a message
Linguistic Relativism
Notion that the worldview of a culture is shaped by its language
Emblems
Culturally based gestures that can be used to replace the spoken word
Equivocation
Statement that has more than one meaning
Physiological Factors
Strong emotions that impact our bodies
Leakage
Nonverbal behaviors that reveal info that the sender did not reveal
Self-Concept
The blend of socialization, biology, nature and nurture
Self-Esteem
How valuable you feel you are exactly the way you are
Polychronic
Not ruled by time
Microexpresions
Very brief facial expressions
Proxcemics
Study of how people use space and distance
R.A.I.N
Recognize, acknowledge, investigate, and non identify
Abrstraction
Words that are too vague or general
Self- Awarness
Balancing out your knowledge of yourself with the way others view you
Dyad
Term used to describe two individuals communicating
Levels of self Disclosure
1. Cliches 2. Facts 3. Opinions 4. Feelings communication 5. Peak communication
Rumination
Dwelling persistently on negative thoughts which turn into negative actions
Monochronic
A person always aware of time
Microexpressions
Very brief facial expressions
Self- fulfilling prophecy
Expectation of event followed by behaviors that make the outcome more likely to occur
Convergence
Adopting your speech to match others around you
Semantic rules
Assigning meaning to a word, arguing over two meanings for the same word
Richness
Term used to describe the abondance of nonverbal cues that add to clarity of a message
Ethnocentrism
Believing your own culture is superior to others
Transactional Model
The model improves on the linear model to better explain human communication
Empathy
Recreating anothers perspective experiencing the others point of view
Saving Face
Behavior that is done to lessen embarrassment or insult of another
Arbitrary
Based on whims, feelings subject to change
Emotional Intelligence
Understand and manage your own emotions as well as show sensitivity and understanding towards others
Cognitive Complexity
The tendency to seek out info that conforms to an existing self-concept
Affiliation
Speech can build and demonstrate solidarity with others