Comm 2

The ability to convey the same messages in alternate fashions when necessary (develop specific behavioral flexibility for the other person)
This centers on the development of exclusive idiosyncratic message systems. "Inside jokes"
The ability to accurately communicate the same message in a large number of ways.
The accuracy, speed, and sensitivity that is used to transmit and receive the communication between the members of the relationship.
The coordination (meshing) of your interpersonal behaviors that match each other.
This has to do with verbal and non-verbal accessibility (How welcoming you are towards people).
The informality, flexibility, and comfort of strong relationships which allow members to disrupt/break entrenched patterns of behavior.
The open and honest sharing of negative and positive judgments about one another
Altman & Taylor's model of relationship development
Two specific moments that impress themselves upon our perception process are:
Making a prediction come true by acting out what you think is appropriate according to your schema.
Our perception process tends to cluster individual people together into one specific schema.
What happens inside another persons mind is mysterious so we tend to attribute causes to the actions/reactions we see to explain the behavior/situation.
Impressions Theory
Attribution Theory
Implicit Personality Theory
Consistency Theory
Perceptions are influenced by what we think is consistent with previous information we have seen in the past.
Impressions Theory
Attribution Theory
Implicit Personality Theory
Consistency Theory
Most perceptions are weaved together based on fragments of information.
Impressions Theory
Attribution Theory
Implicit Personality Theory
Consistency Theory
Our perceptions can be shaped based on the impressions we make from certain interactions.
Impressions Theory
Attribution Theory
Implicit Personality Theory
Consistency Theory
Attribution examples
The awareness wheel
DeVito's Model of Perception
Reactions to how we perceive events
Feelings depend on the
Environment
Mood
Circumstance
Weather
Feelings are a part of
Communication
Language
The day
Esteem
Feelings are to be
Changed
Suppressed
Allowed
Accounted for
3 types of wants
Our actions (or reactions) in relation to the surrounding environment
2 categories of cultural behavior
Duality of Structures
Sensory information is transmitted through 2 forms of messages
Themes that flow habitually through our thoughts
The 4 phases of Culture Shock
3 rules used to organize our sensory information
Stages of a relationship
Love based of beauty and sexuality
Agape
Pragma
Mania
Eros
Love based off elation and depression
Agape
Pragma
Mania
Eros
Love characterized by compassion and selflessness
Agape
Pragma
Mania
Eros
Love for the reason of practicality and tradition
Agape
Pragma
Mania
Eros
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