Chapter 4
The second dimension, ______ measures how personal or intimate your disclosures are.
What is depth?
Julie and John are having lunch together. John is typically outgoing and talkative, but today he is unusually quiet. When Julie asks about it, he shares that he has a lot on his mind.
What is personality?
The trait or quality that makes someone appear different from others in an unfavorable way.
What is stigma, or the process of stigmatization?
It's not the trait itself, but how society views it. This term is a characteristic that discredits a person as abnormal or undesirable — like why in the U.S., HIV is stigmatized far more than asthma, diabetes, or cancer.
What is stigma?
my professor told me to follow my dreams?
so i went back to sleep
In this 1955 model of the self, the "open area" represents characteristics that are known both to the individual and to those around them.
What is the Johari window?
Raj notices his jokes get way more laughs than anyone else in his homeroom, so this year he's taking his talents to the talent show for a standup routine.
What is social comparison?
Consists of communication between two people within the context of their relationship; as it evolves, it helps them negotiate and define it.
What is interpersonal communication?
If you think you're shy, you see others as more outgoing. If you think you're moral, you see yourself as more ethical than most. You form your identity by doing this with others.
What is social comparison?
what was the first iphone?
iphone g2
This term describes an individual's awareness of how they look and sound, and how their behavior affects others.
What is self-monitoring?
Colin is feeling the sting of comparison because this iconic theoretical physicist set the gold standard by publishing his miraculous annus mirabilis papers in his mid-twenties.
Who is Albert Einstein?
Good communicators are aware of their own behavior and its effects on others.
What is self-monitoring?
Highlighted in yellow — If people treat you as intelligent, shy, or attractive, you start to believe it and make it part of how you view yourself.
What is reflected appraisal?
The magical place where all my mony gose the second i get paid
what is rent?
This term means our self-concept is often based on our own personal impressions rather than objective facts.
What is subjective?
Lucas just moved and suddenly loves math. His new teacher challenges him, praises his algebra skills, and now he's signing up for AP Calculus next semester.
What is reflected appraisal?
Communicating in ways that are effective and appropriate in a given situation.
What is communication competence?
According to your text, this important aspect of identity comes in 3 parts: 1) the principles you value in life, 2) your morals about right and wrong, and 3) your beliefs about the meaning of life, from awe of nature to faith.
What is spirituality?
what tis the skin on your elbow called?
what is your weenis?
The expectation of returning the favor: "Janet gives you a gift, and she expects one in return."
What is the norm of reciprocity?
The sociological concept describing the group Colin uses as a benchmark to evaluate his own achievements and professional worth.
What is a reference group?
The formal description of a process as communication.
What is model?
When people communicate to meet their practical, everyday needs.
What are instrumental needs?
what sound dose a turkeys phone make?
wing wing