Types of self expression
Expressions
self disclosure
timing
awareness
100

The process of verbally and non-verbally letting other people know something about who you are.

Expressing Selves

100

Style of speaking, word choice, silence, nonverbal behaviors, apparel and customs all make certain memberships concrete in conversation

Expressing Cultural Selves

100

The relationship is progressively defined and redefined

Gives other people getting to know you the means to form an impression

Clarify opinions/ideas 

Benefits

100

The idea that disclosures should be made ethically and appropriately

Appropriateness of Personal Self-Disclosing

100

Developing your awareness of the many selves you can express can increase your effectiveness as a communicator

Self-expression Attitudes and Skills

200

In this expression you verbally and non-verbally make available aspects of at least one of your social roles

Social Self

200

When one chooses to disclose personal information, they can significantly increase the level of intimacy.

Expressing Personal Selves

200

Negative information about yourself is generally riskier than positive information

The more you disclose, the more there is left to disclose

Risks

200

When the persons involved feel willing and able to hear what you want to disclose

Emotional Timing

200

Bringing some relevant aspects of yourself to the conversation, being present to the other person

Availability

300

Revealing something more unique about who you are, because it has to do with the ways you identify yourself with

Cultural Self

300

The disclosure fits the topics that are being discussed.

Relevance Timing

300

Separating descriptions from evaluations, noticing the differences between strategic and spontaneous communication and becoming more provisional

Flexibility

400

Noninterchangeable, unmeasurable, responsive, reflective and/or addressable characteristics

Personal Self

400

Has to do with who is present and where you are geographically

Situational Timing

400

The willingness to focus on what’s going on between you and the other person, the disposition  to be present to the other person for the time being.

Commitment to the conversation