Interpersonal Communication Flashcards

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Flashcards for reviewing key concepts in interpersonal communication.

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Are second-order realities physically observable?

False

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Is effective perception checking consists of three separate stages?

False

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Are positive first impressions are often based on physical attractiveness?

True

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Do fields like engineering, accounting, and computer science have little need for interpersonal communication on a daily basis?

False

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Is it hardest to empathize with people who are radically different from us?

True

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Do people often cling to outmoded and unrealistic self-concepts, even when a better new image is available?

True

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Does positive self-esteem guarantees interpersonal success?

False

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Does reflected appraisal, messages received from significant others are particularly powerful?

True

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Does true self-disclosure has to be honest?

True

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Does Tolerance for ambiguity is a characteristic of intercultural competence?

True

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Is there evidence that indicates communication is so important that it’s necessary for physical health?

True

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Is it a misconception to assume that more communication will always make tense interpersonal situations better?

True

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Are autonomy, change, and initiative are associated with individualist cultures?

True

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Is challenging authority acceptable in cultures that endorse low power distance?

True

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What theory describes how a person’s position in a society shapes her or his view of society?

Standpoint

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Culture shock is also known as what other term?

Adjustment shock

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A study found that what percentage of college students had “acted deceptively” about disclosing their sexual history?

60%

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Referring to a 1940s film classic, _ refers to the manipulation and control of another’s perceptions

Gaslighting

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Low-context cultures tend to value and emphasize?

Straight talk

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Environments are also referred to as?

Contexts

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What does intercultural competence requires?

Motivation and attitude, knowledge and skill, open-mindedness

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The idea that it is often necessary to negotiate a shared meaning in order for satisfying communication to occur related to which characteristic of the communication model?

Meanings exist in and among people

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What does communication competence consists of?

Your ability to communicate effectively and appropriately

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The view that self-concept can be seen as a product of the messages you’ve received throughout your life is known as:

Reflected appraisal

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Married couples may distort facts about their relationship, but they share similar stories. What does this mean?

Shared narratives don’t have to be accurate to be powerful

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Freddie failed an exam and attributed the failure to poorly written test questions. What did Freddie do?

Self-serving bias

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According to the _ model of communication, at any given point in time a person is sending a message and receiving a message

Transactional

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The term used to describe the verbal and nonverbal ways we act to maintain our own and others presenting images

Facework

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The ability to recreate another person’s perspective, to experience the world from his/her/their point of view” is in the definition of

Empathy

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What is defined as the verbal and/or nonverbal response to message received from the speaker?

Feedback

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What alternative to self-disclosure is being used when we tell someone that their new hairstyle is “unique” or tell them that it “looks so totally YOU?”

Equivocation

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Does Linguistic relativism asserts that culture is shaped and reflected by the language its members speak?

True

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Are emblems are usually delivered intentionally?

True

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Is it true that research by Bushman suggests that people who act out angry feelings actually feel worse than those who experience anger without lashing out?

True

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Does Ogden and Richards’ triangle of meaning shows a direct relationship between a word and the thing or idea it represents?

False

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Does Research shows that clothing can send a message of trustworthiness, level of sophistication, and moral character?

True

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Is listening a communication skill that can be developed and improved through instruction and training?

True

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Is the statement that emblems are culturally understood substitutes for verbal expression?

True

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Does Interpersonal touch meets a primal human need?

True

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Is Multitasking is an efficient and effective way to communicate?

False

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Is Task-oriented listening is most concerned with evaluating messages?

False

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does A study has shown that Snapchat can elicit more jealousy than Facebook, because its often used for flirting and finding new love interests?

True

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What is a relationship called, where a relationship that a fan has with a celebrity, media figure, fictional character?

Parasocial

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Which adjective would be most closely associated with mindful listening?

Thoughtful

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Territoriality is what kind of communication?

Nonverbal Communication

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Instead of saying “You are boring,” it is better to say when your friend again talks about shopping

“I get bored when you talk about shopping”

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The notion that words are arbitrary and have no meaning themselves refers to which characteristic of language?

Symbolic

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___ is the study of how we use touch to communicate

Haptics

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Nonverbal communication is much better suited to expressing and _ than it is ideas.

Attitudes and feelings

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People respond with when they are confronted with face-threatening acts.

Avoidance or silence?

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___ is best defined as “message expressed by nonlinguistic means.”

Nonverbal communication

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Rory asks Victor what he’s doing next Saturday, rather than asking him if he’d lend a hand moving some furniture in his home. Is this spontaneity?

False

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Do shared narratives have a tendency to disconnect families?

False

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When children ask themselves the question, “Who am I?”, they often challenge what?

Family rules and beliefs

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After initial impressions, average-looking people with what traits are likely to be judges as attractive?

Pleasing personalities

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Is the longer online couples hold off on meeting in person, the smoother the transition will be when they shift to face-to-face communication

False

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Is it a Western approach to view commitment as a culmination of romantic love?

True

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Is the best predictor of marital satisfaction is a confirming climate?

True

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Is an expressed struggle is one that must be communicated verbally?

False

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Is a student who dislikes a teacher but does not show it fits the textbook’s definition of conflict?

False

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Terminating a relationship can be a learning experience. What can be learned?

Gaining self-confidence, learning how to communicate better, learning more about what is desired in a partner, not jumping into a relationship too quickly.

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When an instructor listens carefully to your questions in class, he or she is using which level of confirming message?

Acknowledgement

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What supportive tool by Jack Gibb is NOT a supportive communication?

Certainty

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Staying out of the kitchen when mom is cooking a big family meal is an example of:

Boundaries

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“Rewards – Costs = Outcome” is a formula for relationships identified by which theory?

Social exchange

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Kris thinks the past is the past, and should remain there. Jordan on the other hand wants to share stories about past romances. This is an example of what dialectical tensions?

Openness v. Closedness

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What is a a colleague with whom you have a special and friendship characterized by a close emotional bond, high levels of disclosure and support and mutual trust, honesty, loyalty and respect

Platonic

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Communication _ refers to the social tone of a relationship.

Climate

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The strongest and most reliable predictor of sexual satisfaction is what?

Relationship satisfaction?

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Metacommunication is communication about .

Communication

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The style of handling conflict that involves a high degree of concern for both parties (win-win) is called) __.

Collaborating?