Unit 2 Vocab Flashcard, English

Front

According to this point of view, communication consists of a system of interconnected and interdependent “movements”, which become patterns over time.

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Pragmatic perspective

Front

According to this point of view, communication consists of a system of interconnected and interdependent “movements”, which become patterns over time.

Back

Pragmatic perspective

Front

The unspoken, often unintentional behavior that helps us fully interpret its meaning refers to: Nonverbal interaction, Verbal interaction, Intentionality, Psychological aspects

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Nonverbal interaction

Front

When we discover hidden power relations embodied in everyday interactions, we are seeing things from the following perspectives: Social constructionist perspective, Personal perspective, Pragmatic perspective, Critical/cultural perspective

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Critical/cultural perspective

Front

This is an abstract representation of a process, a description of its structure or function.

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Model

Front

These are arbitrary and conventionalized representations that make humans unique in the way we communicate:

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Symbols

Front

What is it called when someone, or a source, transmits a message to a receiver(s) with conscious intent to affect the other person's behaviors?

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Intentionality

Front

This is a coherent set of assumptions about the way a process operates.

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Perspective

Front

This focuses on what happens “inside the heads” of communicators while they transmit and receive messages.

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Psychological perspective

Front

When your behavior is the SOURCE of communication, it is:

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Sender-based communication