L02 Communication Theories Flashcards

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Theory

Set of ideas that explains why something happens

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Keyton, 2015

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Theory

A way of thinking about and seeing the world

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Deetz, 1992

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Theory

Explains the relationship between concepts to explain social phenomena

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Kerlinger, 1986

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Theory

A summary of the nature of communication processes

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Dainton and Zelly, 2019

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Theory is composed of:

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  • Axioms
  • Concepts
  • Units
  • Hypothesis
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Communication can be …

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  • Scientific
  • Humanist
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Human Communication is Antitheoretical

Person

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Cushman, 1998

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Human Communication is Antitheoretical

Reason

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Human communication is one of the most creative and flexible engagements of human

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Communication is theoretical

True or False

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True

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Type of Theory

Emerged from the individual experiences or created by a social group

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Commonsense Theory

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Type of Theory

Generalized practices in various professions

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Working Theory

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Type of Theory

Product of systematic research mostly done by academics and research instruments

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Scholarly Theory

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Why are you creating a theory?

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Theories help answer questions about social phenomena

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Criteria in Asking Questions

Questions that help improve theories

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Theoretical Significance

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Criteria in Asking Questions

Questions about social environments and activities

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Social Importance

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Criteria in Asking Questions

Questions based on experiences

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Personal Interest

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Nature of Questions

What questions that make abstract specific

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Question of Definition

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Nature of Questions

Questions that explore the degree to which one phenomenon is related to the other

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Question of Relationships

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Nature of Questions

Why questions that explore connections

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Question of Cause and Effect

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Nature of Questions

Questions about the normative aspect of communication

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Question of Value

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Nature of Questions

Questions that aim to generate answers to recommend a course of action

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Question to Policy

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Evaluating Theory

Has concepts and variables that can be validated

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Evaluating Theory

Utility in professional practice and scholarly pursuits

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Evaluating Theory

Simplicity in explaining a phenomenon

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# Evaluating Theory Consistency in thoughts and structure
Logical Consistency
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# Evaluating Theory Ability to explain complex phenomena
Acuity
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# Evaluating Theory Ability to pave the way to new studies and thinking
Heurism
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# Evaluating Theory Durability over time
Test of Time
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# Traditions of Communication * Persuasion and public discourse * Art of persuasion to address the audience
Rhetorical
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# Traditions of Communication Resolves social exigencies
Rhetorical
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# Traditions of Communication * Sign and meaning-making * Representation * Exchange of meaning
Semiotic
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# Traditions of Communication Role of common language and shared meaning
Semiotic
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# Traditions of Communication * Communication is a purposive process * Communiation is a functional tool
Pragmatic
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# Traditions of Communication Language is beyong structure and form
Pragmatic
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# Traditions of Communication Role of dialogues in building and sustaining communication practices
Phenomenology
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# Traditions of Communication * Authenticity of communication * Convergence in human relationships
Phenomenology
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# Traditions of Communication Human interactions in social phenomena and convergence in human relationships
Sociopsychological
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# Traditions of Communication * Role of behavior in communication processes * Behavior manipulation to achievve desired outcomes
Sociopsychological
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# Traditions of Communication * Cultural patterns in the reproduction of social order * Cultural diversity and relativity
Sociocultural
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# Traditions of Communication Communication facilitates restructuring of social structures
Sociocultural
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# Traditions of Communication Communication through ideological lens
Critical
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# Traditions of Communication Uses the ideologies of | Critical
* Frankfurt School * Marx * Habermas
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# Traditions of Communication How communication challenges hegemony and social injustice
Critical
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# Traditions of Communication Communication through the lens of information system
Cybernetic
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# Traditions of Communication Exposes functionality of communication processes
Cybernetic
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# Traditions of Communication _ models of communication | Cybernetic
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