Exam 2

Question 0

You’d look at the image of yourself that others reveal to you through the way they communicate with you

Answer 0

Looking-glass self

Question 1

Is your image of who you are

Answer 1

Self-conception

Question 2

Your reconstruction of the incident and your understanding of it

Answer 2

Self-interpretation

Question 3

Your knowledge of who you are; of your traits; your strengths and limitations

Answer 3

Self-awareness

Question 4

Mental template that helps you organize info

Answer 4

Schemata

Question 5

Type of communication that you reveal about yourself that’s normally secret

Answer 5

Self-disclosure

Question 6

Represents all the information, behaviors, attitudes, and feelings about yourself

Answer 6

Open self

Question 7

Represents knowledge about you that others have but you don’t

Answer 7

Blind self

Question 8

Represents those parts of yourself that neither you or others know

Answer 8

Unknown self

Question 9

Represents all the knowledge you have of yourself but keep secret from others

Answer 9

Hidden self

Question 10

Is the process by which you become more aware of objects, events, and especially people through your senses

Answer 10

Perception

Question 11

An organized body of information that focuses on an event or procedure

Answer 11

Script

Question 12

Is a prediction that comes true because you act on it as if it were true

Answer 12

Self-fulfilling prophecy

Question 13

First impressions that change over the information you receive

Answer 13

Primary- recency

Question 14

Consistent on what you believe (stereotype)

Answer 14

Consistency

Question 15

Process by which you focus on “why do they do what they do?”

Answer 15

Attribution

Question 16

Actively choosing to listen and reviving content

Answer 16

Listening

Question 17

Physiological

Answer 17

Hearing

Question 18

Hearing and attending to the message

Answer 18

Receiving

Question 19

Deciphering meaning from the message you hear

Answer 19

Understanding

Question 20

Retaining what you hear in memory

Answer 20

Remembering

Question 21

Thinking critically about judging the message

Answer 21

Evaluating

Question 22

Answering or giving feedback to the speaker

Answer 22

Responding

Question 23

Similar signals that let the speaker know you’re attending to the message

Answer 23

Backchanneling

Question 24

Listening that is appropriate and varies with the situation

Answer 24

Types of listening

Question 25

To understand what a person means and feels

Answer 25

Empathy

Question 26

Process of sending back to the speaker what you as a listener think the speaker meant

Answer 26

Active listening

Question 27

We are the ones who gives the words meanings

Answer 27

Meaning are in people

Question 28

Using the same word but with different meaning

Answer 28

Bypassing

Question 29

Refers to the word you find in the dictionary

Answer 29

Denotative

Question 30

Good experiences/bad experiences

Answer 30

Connotative

Question 31

Less direct (blunt/to the point)

Answer 31

Direct

Question 32

Being more polite (beating around the Bush)

Answer 32

Indirect

Question 33

Communication patterns that in which we ignore others and their statements

Answer 33

Disconfirmation

Question 34

You recognize someone else statements

Answer 34

Confirmation

Question 35

Expresses racist attitudes

Answer 35

Racist language

Question 36

Language that disparage gays and lesbians

Answer 36

Heterosexism

Question 37

The prejudice against other age groups

Answer 37

Ageism

Question 38

Prejudicial attitudes and beliefs towards men or women based on rigid beliefs about the gender

Answer 38

Sexism

Question 39

Examine the preferred cultural identifiers to use in talking to and about members or different groups

Answer 39

Cultural identifiers

Question 40

Being labeled

Answer 40

Indiscrimination

Question 41

The tendency to look at the world in terms of opposites and to describe it in extremes

Answer 41

Polarization

Question 42

The stress or emphasis placed on a syllable when it is pronounced

Answer 42

Accent

Question 43

By lying about something you said/did

Answer 43

Contradict

Question 44

Nonverbal behaviors that regulate, monitor, or control conversations of another person

Answer 44

Regulate

Question 45

Repeat or restate a verbal message

Answer 45

Repeat

Question 46

Using non verbal communication to replace or substitute a verbal message

Answer 46

Substitute

Question 47

Are body gestures that directly translate into words or phrases

Answer 47

Emblems

Question 48

Enhance the verbal message they accompany

Answer 48

Illustrators

Question 49

Are movements of the face but also of the hands and general body that communicate emotional meaning

Answer 49

Affect display

Question 50

Are behaviors that monitor, control coordinate, or maintain the speaking of another individual speaker

Answer 50

Regulators

Question 51

Self-touching movements (rubbing your nose)

Answer 51

Self-adaptors

Question 52

Communication that degrees of pleasantness, agreement, and sympathy felt

Answer 52

Facial communication

Question 53

To exaggerate your astonishment

Answer 53

Intensify

Question 54

To cover up your own joy about news

Answer 54

Deintensify

Question 55

To cover up your sadness to not depress others

Answer 55

Neutralize

Question 56

To express happiness in order to cover up your disappointment

Answer 56

Mask

Question 57

To express emotion you didn't feel

Answer 57

Simulate

Question 58

The study of the communicative function of space

Answer 58

Proxemics

Question 59

The closest interpersonal relationship

Answer 59

Intimate

Question 60

The second closest proxemic distance ranging from 18in to 4 feet

Answer 60

Personal

Question 61

Third closest proxemic distance ranging 4-12 feet, distance that business is usually conducted

Answer 61

Social

Question 62

Space between people in large groups, ranging 12-25 feet

Answer 62

Public

Question 63

Are items you place in a territory to reserve it

Answer 63

Central markers

Question 64

Markers that set boundaries, marks your territory from theirs

Answer 64

Boundary markers

Question 65

Markers that indicate your ownership (branding animals on their ears)

Answer 65

Earmarkers

Question 66

People who ca.n mark the type if person you are by the way you dress

Answer 66

Clothing and body adornment

Question 67

The way you decorate your space speaks a lot about who you are

Answer 67

Space decoration

Question 68

Communication that is primitively the most used

Answer 68

Touch communication

Question 69

The vocal but nonverbal dimension of speech (goes with what you say and how you say it)

Answer 69

Paralanguage

Question 70

To give time to think, to hurt, to lessen anxiety, to prevent communication, to communicate emotions

Answer 70

Silence

Question 71

Scheduling one thing at a time

Answer 71

Time (mono and polychronomic)