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36 Cards in this Set
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Vision
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in communication is not a matter of seeing but also tapping the powers of mobility to produce communicative sights.
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Vision Cont...
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is simultaneous unlike auditory comm. also is very complex and enables the communication of brightness shape movement or in some cases color.
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Visual comm Pros & Cons
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Pros-works in noisy conditions, simutaneously, can be communicated to many, easier to locate than sound, keeps you from running into shit. Cons- shorter range, easy to block, cannot go around or through objects, you have to look or move your body, have to make sure your focused on the communicative source
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Intrinsic
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it is a part of you something that came with you.
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Extrinsic
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something external created or equatted
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Eye Contact
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Initiate a interaction, Reject due to lack of eye contact, Organize whose turn, attention, emmotion.
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The Face
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Widely recognized facial expressions are- Anger, Disgust, Happiness, Sadness, Surprise
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Apperance
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we use it to communicate power and differentiate
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Proxemic Zones (5)
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Intimate, Personal distance, Social Consultive, Public distance, Far..
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types of gestures (5)
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Ionic, Metaphoric, Deictic, Beats, Cohesive
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Ionic gestures
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Mimic whats going on in speech
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Metaphoric gestures
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Abstract idea (AhA! moment)
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Deictic gestures
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Points out something or indicates
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Beats gestures
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Flow with rhythm of speech Goes along with idea (Presidental speeches)
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Cohesive gestures
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Express continuity, if their is a reoccurring thing you use the same gesture.
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Primary Sign languages
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for people who do not speak ASL DSL
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Alternate sign languages
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for special contexts (monks)
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Somatic comm.
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is learned no divide b/w extrensic (Hat) and intrensic(tattoo)
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the Human Body
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Not an artefact but a macroartefact(we recreate our body, great Medium for communicating.
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Steriotypes
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Is what we use when their is the absence of information, some good some bad
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Expressions we GIVE
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Verbal(most), deliberate, conscious
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Expressions we GIVE OFF
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nonverbal, involuntary, unconscious, Bread and Butter of Communication
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what do we judge people off of?
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What the Give and Give Off at any certain time. We as humans love to find discrepancies
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Protective practices
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Someone elses mistakes
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Interaction
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The reciprical influence one another's actions
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Performance
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All the activity of a given participant on a given occasion which serves to influence others
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Part/Routine
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are established pattern of action which is unfolded durring a performance
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Front
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Expressive equiptment of a standard kind intentional or unwittingly employed by the individual in his/her performance
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Vocabulary of Fronts
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One front showing up in another Front (teacher at A strip club).
We have a variety of fronts to pick from. |
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Idealization
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Expectations of fronts reflect our social values. tied to social status, acting white/black/middle class
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the World is a big performance (wedding)
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Scripted, rehearsed pattern, so many rules everybody has a part to play.
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Batters of Concealment
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Conceal evidence of error, Show only the end product, are not neccessarily ashamed unless its dirty work, conceal when we have ulterior motives
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Deception
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everybody does it but to much deseption can be bad.
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Mystification
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maintnance of social difference dont want to see your doctor pole dancing
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How do we learn fronts
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Through practice not taught
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We all act better than we know how
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it means we are better actors than we are conscious of being. Individuality is performed.
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