The principle of communication that tells us that we cannot not communicate is known as _____________. Or that in any interactional situation communication will occur..
Inveitability
100
The part of the self that neither you nor others knows is known as the _________
unknown self
100
The first step or stage of the listening process is known as ___________.
Receiving
100
_______________ is a communication pattern in which you fail to recognize the other person’s significance and feelings.
Disconfirmation
100
The study of how we use time to communicate is known as
Chronemics
200
Communication from one source to many receivers who are catered throughout the world is known as ____________
Mass Communication
200
The tendency to expose ourselves to outside stimuli that will reinforce our ways of thinking is a term from chapter 2 known as ___________________
Selective exposure
200
T or F Listening is an active process and requires energy.
True
200
the tendency to only look at the world in opposites or extremism is a term from chapter 4 known as _________.
Polarization
200
The study of how we use space to communicate is known as
Proxemics
300
The deeper more interpretive dimension of communication is known as the ________ dimension.
Relationship
300
A measure of how valuable you think you are is called _____________
self esteem
300
The stage of listening where you learn what the speaker means is known as __________.
understanding
300
Discrimination of a group of people based solely on their age is known as ________
Ageism
300
This proxemic distance ranges from 0 to 18 inches.
Intimate Distance or Space
400
The principle of communication that tells us we cannot have the exact same communication experience twice is known as ___________________
unrepeatability
400
All of the information about you that other people know but you do not is know as the ___________
blind self
400
In this type of listening you try to understand what the other person mean in both content and feelings.
Active Listening
400
___________ is the willingness to stand up for your rights but with respect for the rights of others.
Assertiveness
400
Watches, jewelry, and clothing are all examples of this type of communication.
Artifactual Communication.
500
communication between two people is called _____________
interpersonal communication
500
When you make a prediction and then act on it as if it were true you are using a term from chapter 2 known as the _______________
self fulfilling prophecy
500
____________ are responses make while a speaker is talking that acknowledge you are listening.
backchanneling cues.
500
______________ evaluations are made when you hold onto judgements about people and ignore that they have changed.
static
500
A privacy fence is an example of this type of marker that we talked about in chapter 5.