Chp 4: Dialogic Communication

Dialogue

Communication that respects others and encourages them to want to listen, while also listening to encourage others to want to speak

Aggressiveness

________- a desire to win, compete, or otherwise move the other side to silence.

Good manners

________- those polite behaviors that encourage positive relationships w /others; sometimes legislated.

power dimensions

Set aside ________ creates an environment where people are comfortable expressing ideas, even if conflict exists.

Assertiveness

________- the practice of clearly, calmly, and confidently making positions and ideas known to others.

Respect for others

The practice of acknowledging the inherent dignity of other ppl as human beings.

Dyadic

Communication between 2 people

Monologue

________- one voice is respected (delivered by one person)

monologue

A(n) ________ is a character talking for a period of time.

Civility

treating others with respect

Politeness

the act of showing consideration for others in accordance with societal expectations

Presentness

giving our full attention in the moment

Unconditional Positive Regard

accepting others with a positive attitude

Mutual equality

assumption that each person can make an equal contribution to interaction

Debate

a competitive form of communication where parties critically listen to each other with the goal of defeating the opponent's argument, not understand the other's perspective or finding common ground

Genuineness

the act of being direct, honest, and straightforward regarding what we believe and think

Sensitive

understanding and respecting diversity

Agreeable

remaining open to the idea that you might agree with the other person

Morality

an inner sense of right and wrong

Integrity

the maintenance of a consistent application of our values in every situation