Interpersonal Relationships and Communication Skills

These flashcards cover essential concepts related to interpersonal relationships and effective communication strategies discussed in the lecture.

Self-control

The ability to resist impulses and maintain discipline in achieving goals.

Emotional intelligence

The capability to recognize, understand, and manage our own emotions and the emotions of others.

Empathy

The ability to recognize and share the feelings of another person.

Self-concept

The way one views oneself and the value placed on oneself, influenced by various external and internal factors.

Localized attraction

The phenomenon where individuals are more likely to interact with people who are physically and geographically close to them.

Socialization

The desire to interact with others, creating a sense of belonging.

Scripted conversations

Interpersonal exchanges that follow a predictable pattern of questions and answers with little variation.

Small talk

Discussions focused on general interest topics that hold little emotional significance, often serving as a bridge to deeper relationships.

Self-disclosure

The act of revealing personal information to others, which is essential for developing close relationships.

Cyberbullying

The use of information and communication technologies to support deliberate, repeated, and hostile behavior.

Cyberstalking

Threatening behavior or unwanted advances directed at another using online communications.

Johari Window

A model that explains self-disclosure in relationships through four panes: open, blind, hidden, and unknown.