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WEEK 14 SPC1300
WEEK 14 SPC1300
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Set roles and tasks that need to be accomplished by specific followers, but they allow for input from their followers.
Directing Leaders
Supporting Leaders
Coaching Leaders
Delegating Leaders
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Refer to the use of grammar, structure, and punctuation to help effectively convey our ideas.
Realism Rules
Syntactic Rules
Semantic Rules
Pragmatic Rules
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An Individual's relatively stable mental picture of themselves.
Self-talk
Self-belief
Self-confidence
Self-concept
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Language that can have various meanings.
Ambiguous language
Relative Language
Euphemisms
Informal language
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Passive strategies of Uncertainty Reduction:
Involve direct contact with the other individual.
Avoid disrupting the other individual.
Occur because you are willing to disclose information about yourself
Involve asking a friend for information.
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We measure Communication Apprehension levels using the:
PRCA-22
PCRA-22
PCRA-24
PRCA-24
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The study of Communication through space.
Proxemics
Chronemics
Somatypes
Attribution
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Set of professional and social rules that are considered acceptable and polite when interacting with others online.
Netiquette
Arpanet
Netmanner
Politeness
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Bias is:
An attitude that is not objective or balanced.
Used to request or relay information.
The way we speak and the words we use.
linguistic determinism
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Regulatory functions of language:
Are used to help maintain or develop the relationship.
Influence the behaviors of others through requests, rules, or persuasion.
Serve as a personal function for us.
Govern our sentences.
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There are 4 essential components of Communication?
False
True
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“Seeks to explain and predict when, how, and why individuals engage in interactional adjustments with others.”
Communication Theory
Communication Apprehension
Communication Accommodation
Symbolic Interactionism
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A mediated form of communication in which the sender and receiver are not concurrently engaged in communication.
Synchronous
Transactional
Interactional
Asynchronous
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Broad-based fear or anxiety associated with real or anticipated communication with another person or persons.
Communication Apprehension
Communication Accommodation
Interpersonal Communication
Communication Theory
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The judgmental attachment to whether something is good, right, or just.
Morals
Ethics
Centrism
Classism
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The process of acquiring, interpreting, and organizing information that comes in through your five senses.
Vanity
Perception
Observation
Full interpretation
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Colloquialisms:
Specialized or technical language.
Everyday language
Academic language
Are the use of informal words in communication.
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States that we are attracted to and tend to form relationships with others who are similar to us.
Comparison level
Proximity
Perceived gain
Similarity thesis
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The exchange of information directly between two or more people.
Group Communication
Interpersonal Communication
Argumentation
Intrapersonal Communication
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Ability to recognize your own emotions and the emotions of others.
Nonverbal thought
Emotional Intelligence
Appreciation of ideals
Empathetic emotion
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Official and academic language.
Jargon
Slang
Formal language
Colloquialisms
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The inability to predict or explain someone’s attitudes and/or behaviors.
Reduction
Expectancy violation
Uncertainty
Apprehension
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Metamessages are:
Pragmatic
Words that reflect attitudes.
Communication about communication.
Words that can create a person’s reality.
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Which is not a type of online identity?
Pseudonymous Identity
Secure Identity
Anonymous Identity
Real life identity
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Is defined as behaviors that harm others:
Relational Aggression
Arguing
Infidelity
Hurtful Messages