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"oh well, thats the way it goes" is an example of which defensive communication climate

Nuetrality (Lacking concern)

100

Have-Self

personality. authenticity

100

Do- Relationship

Created by communication

100

"That is really tough. I know how hard you work on to get good grades" is an example of which Supportive communication 

Empathy (Accepting anothers feelings and putting yourself in their place)

100

A relational pattern in which the actions and reactions of the individuals in the relationship are consistent with their goals and needs, the relationship progresses on a positive tone with continual increases in the level of harmony and satisfaction.

Progressive Spiral

200

"No, I just told you. That's not the right way to do it" is an example of which defensive climate communication

Superiority (More worthy or deserving)

200

Have- Relationship

The relationship shapes or constrains communication between members of the relationship

200

Do - Organizational Communication

The organizational structure is constructed through communication

200

"If you want, I can show you the way that worked for me"  is an example of which supportive communication climate

Equality (Treat others as just as worthy)

200

The final stage of the coming together half of the relational model. This stage puts the relationship on public display and suggests that the relationship is exclusive. This stage often involves marriage or another type of public contract.

Bonding

300

"Your way will never work" is an example of which Defensive communication climate

Certainty (Treat self as always right)

300

Have - Organizational Communication

Communication in the organization is shaped by organizational structure

300

What purpose do pet names and personal idioms (private languages) and serve?

Make person feel special, indicate that the couple is an "exclusive" unit with private understandings

300

"I haven't heard that before. Can you explain it to me?" is an example of which Supportive communication climate

Provisionalism (Maybe the other person is right)

300

This is the stage of the relationship where you spend increasing amounts of time together and integrate aspects of your life. You become more vulnerable and feel free to express to one another. This is the stage where people begin to say I love you and your relationship is recognized by people outside of the relationship as real.

Integrating
400

 "it hurt my feelings when you didn't like my sweater" is an example of which Supportive communication climate?

Description (Describe rather than judge, keep the focus on the speaker)

400

Do - Culture

We construct culture via communication

400

"What should we do first?" is an example of which Supportive communication climate?

Problem Orientation (Find a solution that works best for all)

400

Where one person (the dependent party) always agrees and follows the other person

Dependencies

400

The second stage of a relationship, where individuals begin to engage in self-disclosure to learn more about each other. The individuals use this stage to explore common ground and get a feel for the relationship as well as one another.

Experimenting

500

Have- Culture

Controls & "Shapes" us

500

Do- Self

Constructed through communication

500

"go ahead and act" is an example of which Supportive Communication climate

Spontaneity (Saying what you mean in and not shaping events)

500

Where one person always disagrees and challenges the other person

Counter-dependencies

500

During this stage, differences between the relationship partners are emphasized and what was thought to be similarities begins to disintegrate.

Differntiating

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