Chap. 1 Flashcards

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1
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Noise

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Anything that interferes and disrupts the communication process

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Action model

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One-way message

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Interactions model

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Two-way communication but delayed

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Transactional model

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Two-way communication simultaneous

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Principle of simplicity

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Putting single, individual clues together to form a conclusion

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Murder

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Unlawful killing of a human being with malice

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Malice

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intent to do harm/injury to another person

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Expressed malice

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deliberate intention to kill a person

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Implied malice

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death results from negligent behavior

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First degree murder

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requires premeditation and deliberation

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Second degree murder

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requires malice aforethought

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Felony murder

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killing accompanying a felony, seen as first degree

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Manslaughter

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homicide without malice

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Voluntary manslaughter

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killing in the heat of passion

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Involuntary manslaughter

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killing when a person’s acts are negligent

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Serial killers

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kills three or more people in three or more separate occasions

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Mass murderer

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kill four of more victims with a single event

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Spree killers

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violence takes place over period of days/weeks

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Self-presentation clues

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clothing, facial behavior, hairstyle, eye contact

20
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“One cannot not communicate”

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Chronemics

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Personal artifacts

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things that people own

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Emblem

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Monochronemic

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doing one thing at a time

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Polychronemic
doing multiple things at a time
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Illustrator
reinforce
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Adaptor
physical need
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Haptics
communication through touch
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What are the characteristics of nonverbal communication as listed in the definition?
continuous, multi-channeled, intentional or unintentional, ambiguous, primary convey of emotions
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What are the six parts of vocalics/paralanguage? How can each of those characteristics be used to interpret someone's speech?
pitch, volume, rate, quality, intonation pattern, and vocalized pauses
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What is perception based on?
stimuli
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What is the Shannon-Weaver Model of communication? What does it look like? What are its parts? Be able to draw the diagram
sender--> message--> channel--> receiver (____________feedback___________) ( noise ( noise ) )
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What is the only crime punishable by death?
murder
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Does murder have the highest or lowest clearance rate of all crimes?
highest
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What does first degree murder require?
premeditation and deliberation
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What are the three categories of killers?
serial killers, mass murderers, spree killers
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What two crimes in the state of Kansas do not have a statute of limitation?
murder and felony rape
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What are the five contexts for communication?
social, historical, psychological, cultural, and physical location
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Is murder a rare crime?
yes
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Are males or females more likely to be offenders of murder? Victims of murder?
men, men
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Who is more likely to kill in a private setting, a male or female?
females
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Non-verbal communication
bodily actions & vocal qualities, intentional