Pervasive or lasting feelings that range from bad to good.
What is mood?
100
fleeting and virtually unobservable expressions of underlying emotion.
What is micro-momentary facial expressions?
100
Specific words & suggest exactly what you mean.
What is concrete language?
100
refers to the mental processes involved in gaining knowledge and comprehension
What is cognition?
100
explicitly sharing personal info with another person; provides info about who you are, what you value, how you’re feeling, where you’re going
What is self-disclosure?
200
Anger, Hate, Jealousy, Envy, Hurt
What are hostile emotions?
200
ok, check, peace sign
What are emblems?
200
"Jane arrived in a vehicle" is an example.
What is abstract language?
200
selection, organization, interpretation
What are stages of perception?
200
characterization of the layers of identity that captures how they are interconnected or permeate each other.
What is interpenetration?
300
love, anger, fear
What is emotions that make-up jealousy?
300
When a deceiver subconsciously reveals their deception through uncontrollable nonverbal behaviors
What is nonverbal leakage?
300
Language where there is no fixed connection between words and what they represent
What is arbitrary?
300
How strongly various features stand out in our perception field (what stands out of background, blocks us, draws attention)
What is intensity of stimuli?
300
when there is a mismatch in the qualities associated with two or more layers of identity
What is identity gap?
400
Nature of relationship can affect expression of emotions
What is relationship context?
400
a cultural trait that reflects a desire to do one thing at a time. (Britain, Germany, Finland, US)
What is monochronic time orientation?
400
how words & phrases can be structured in a sentence
What is syntactic rule of language?
400
When you sort stimuli to to clarify which details are closer or further away. You assign roles and relationships to the info selected with the goal of making sense of it
What is organization stage?
400
perceptions people have about themselves that they communicate to others (e.g., how do you introduce yourself)
What is personal layer of identity?
500
different evaluations of the environment elicit different emotional responses
What are appraisal theories of emotion?
500
hug + "I love you"
What is complementing?
500
Actions that are formed using language (give a compliment, accuse a person of cheating, ask a question, make a request)
What are speech acts?
500
Link negative behaviors to internal and stable causes and positive behaviors to external and unstable causes
What is maladaptive attribution?
500
characteristics of self related to person’s group memberships (e.g., each branch of military have different colors, symbols, slogans, songs)