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question		réponse
Three models of human communciation commencer à apprendre		Action, Interaction, Transaction
Model commencer à apprendre		Formal description of a process
Channel-rich context commencer à apprendre		Communication involving many channels at once (like face-to-face)
Channel-lean context commencer à apprendre		Communication involving few channels (such as in texting)
Content dimension commencer à apprendre		Literal information that is communicated by a message
Relational dimension commencer à apprendre		Signals about the relationship in which a message is being communicated (such as by being open to share feelings)
Implicit rules commencer à apprendre		Unconscious social rules
Dyad commencer à apprendre		A pair of people
Symbols, language, values, norms commencer à apprendre		Components of culture
Co-culture commencer à apprendre		Groups of people that share values, customs, and norms related to mutual characteristics beyond citizenship (interests, beliefs, physical/mental abilities)
Low-context culture commencer à apprendre		Culture in which verbal communication is expected to be explicit and is often interpreted literally
High-context culture commencer à apprendre		Culture in which communication is often ambiguous and meaning is drawn from contextual cues, such as expressions or tone of voice
Low power-distance cultures commencer à apprendre		Culture in which power is not hihgly concentrated in specific groups of people
High power-distance cultures commencer à apprendre		Culture in which most power is concentrated on a few people
Masculine culture commencer à apprendre		Culture defined by a patriarchy and "strong values"
Feminine culture commencer à apprendre		Culture defined by equal gender roles and "nurturing" values
Cultural communication codes commencer à apprendre		(Non)verbal behaviors that characterize a culture (idioms, jargon, and gestures)
Johari window commencer à apprendre		Visual representation of components of the self that are known or unknown to the self and to others
Reflected appraisal commencer à apprendre		The process whereby a person's self-concept is influenced by their beliefs concerning what other people think of them
Social penetration theory commencer à apprendre		Theory that predicts that as relationships develop, communication increases in breadth (topic range) and depth (intimacy)
Norm of reciprocity commencer à apprendre		Social expectation that resources/favors provided to one person in a relationship should be reciprocated by that person
Interpersonal perception commencer à apprendre		The process of making meaning from the people in our environment and our relationships with them
Selection, Organization, Interpretation commencer à apprendre		Three steps of interpersonal perception
Perceptual set commencer à apprendre		A predisposition to perceive only what we want or expect to perceive
Attribution commencer à apprendre		An explanation for observed behavior (locus, stability, and controllability)
Self-serving bias commencer à apprendre		The tendency to attribute one's success to internal causes and failures to external causes
Fundamental attribution error commencer à apprendre		The tendency to attribute others' behavior to internal rather than external causes
Overattribution commencer à apprendre		The tendency to attribute a range of behaviors to a single characteristic of a person
Physiological states commencer à apprendre		Conditions that are temporary
Physiological traits commencer à apprendre		Conditions that affect us on a daily basis

Comm Test 1

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