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Ch 1- Intro
Ch 1- Intro
Ch 2- Culture
Ch 3-Perception & Self
Ch 4- Listening
100
Communication between or among connected persons or those involved in a close relationship.
What is Interpersonal Communication?
100
Self-talk
What is Intrapersonal Communication?
100
The process of learning about your own culture through experience.
What is enculturation?
100
Information/people are grouped because they are in physically close to one another.
What is proximity?
100
The act of sound entering the ear canal.
What is hearing?
200
Translating thoughts, feelings into code (language, gestures, body language)
What is encoding?
200
If I admire a Beyonce Knowles, and want to become a singer because of her, she has ___________ power.
What is referent power?
200
Learning about others' culture through experience and teaching.
What is acculturation?
200
When we ascribe behavior to aspects of the other person's personality or character.
What is an internal attribution?
200
The active process of receiving, understanding, remembering, evaluating, and responding.
What is Listening?
300
The medium through which the message signals pass.
What is a channel?
300
Adolf Hitler, Mussolini, and Kim Jong II had ______ power over their peoples.
What is coercive power?
300
A culture where independence is celebrated.
What is an individualist culture?
300
When we ascribe behavior to outside or environmental factors.
What is an external attribution?
300
A fixed impression of a group of people through which we then perceive specific individuals. These evaluations can be positive or negative.
What are stereotypes?
400
Interference with the sender or receiver of a message, such as visual impairments, hearing loss, articulation problems, and memory loss.
What is physiological noise?
400
Sender--> Message--> Receiver. This model is called...
What is Linear/Transmission Model of Communication?
400
A culture where the group is important.
What is a collectivist culture?
400
We are more likely to make this error, and attribute behavior to internal rather than external attributions.
What is the fundamental attribution error?
400
Listeners who have high interpersonal communication competence, enjoy talking to people, sharing empathy, and listening to others.
What are people-oriented listeners?
500
"You might want to sit down for this." is a message that comes before the message.
What is a feedforward message?
500
A message about a message.
What is a metamessage.
500
A culture where business relationships require a written contract and information is not freely shared.
What is a high context culture?
500
When an individual takes feedback and behaviors of others and incorporates them into their self-concept.
What is the Looking Glass Theory?
500
The 5 Stages of Listening.
What is Receiving, Understanding, Remembering, Evaluating, and Responding?