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Welcome to SPC 1024 Jeopardy!
Review for Exam I(Chapters 1-8)
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(c) Jessica Street - SPC 1024
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Communication Process
Communicating
Verbally and
Nonverbally
Intercultural Communicat
ion & Listening
Self, Perception,
& Communicati
on
Relationships
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The ideas and feelings that a sender-receiver wants to
share.
What is a message?
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Interference that keeps a message from being
understood or accurately interpreted.
What is noise?
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The environment in which communication occurs.
What is the setting?
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When a small number of people meet to solve a
problem or complete a task.
What is small-group communication?
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When a student doesn’t hear a lecture because (s)he
is thinking about lunch.
What is internal noise?
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Comparing ourselves with others to see how we
measure up.
What are social comparisons?
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Taking a chance on something new, e.g., on a new person
or place
What is a psychological risk?
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Events or actions that occur because a person
and those around him/her expected them.
What are self-fulfilling prophecies?
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The personal, internal, mental map of the actual territory or external reality that people
experience.
What is subjective view?
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How a person thinks about and values himself/herself.
What is self-concept?
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The process of empathizing across cultures.
What is transpection?
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When nondominants do not want to form a common bond with the dominant culture, so they break-away into a group that includes only members like themselves .
What is separation?
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Type of listening which involves evaluating and questioning/challenging what has been heard.
What is critical listening?
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Type of listening which involves listening for feelings.
What is empathic listening?
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Type of listening which involves evaluating and questioning/challenging what has been heard.
What is critical listening?
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Dictionary definition of a word.
What is the denotative meaning?
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Ex. At a wedding you wish the couple happiness and
tell the bride she looks beautiful.
What is ritual language?
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Generally speaking, when women have conversations
they use this language.
What is rapport-talk?
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Examples include: ‘Like’, ‘you know’, ‘err’, ‘ah’.
What are vocal fillers?
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Three functions of nonverbal communication.
What is regulate, complement, accent, and/or substitute for verbal messages?
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Initiating, experimenting, intensifying, integrating, and
bonding.
What are the five stages of how relationships come
together?
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Relationship stage that represents that time when
people make a conscious effort to seek out common interests
and experiences.
What is experimenting?
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Intrapersonal evaluation, Interpersonal definition, shared
goals, possible solutions, weighing goals against solutions, and
evaluating the solution after some time has passed.
What are stages to resolving conflict?
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A model used to illustrate the level of disclosure that a
person is willing to make with various people.
What is the Johari Window?
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The ability to understand and get along with others.
What is emotional intelligence?