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Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

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Life Skills, Specialty, English

University

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Hard

CCSS
RL.2.6, RL.8.3

Standards-aligned

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Niki Carroll

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14 Slides • 6 Questions

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Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Chapter 1 (IPC3)

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Multiple Choice

What is interpersonal communication?

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communication with oneself

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one on one communication

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small group communication

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public speaking

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Interpersonal Communication

  • the strategic process of message transaction between people to create and sustain shared meaning

  • it involves message exchange and meaning

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Fill in the Blank

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The source of the message is called the

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The intended target of a message is the

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Multiple Select

In the linear model, communication also involves noise. Noise can include: (check all that apply)

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Physical Noise

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Physiological Noise

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Psychological Noise

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Semantic Noise

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Physical Noise

  • also called "external noise"

  • any stimuli outside of the sender or receiver that makes the message difficult to hear

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Physiological Noise

  • biological influences on message reception

  • examples include articulation problems, hearing or visual impairments, and the physical well-being of the speaker

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Psychological Noise

  • also called "internal noise"

  • a communicator's biases, prejudices, and feelings toward a person or message

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Semantic Noise

  • when senders and receivers apply different meanings to the same message

  • includes jargon, technical language, phrases that are familiar to the sender but not the receiver

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From the IPC3 textbook - page 13

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Multiple Select

In 1975, Miller and Steinberg proposed looking at communication along a continuum. They believed that not all human communication is interpersonal. Check the boxes of each element included in their "Continuum of Interpersonal Communication."

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Relational Rules

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Relational Uniqueness

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Relational History

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Relational Awesomeness

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Relational History

  • the prior relationship experiences that two people share

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Relational Rules

  • negotiable rules that indicate what two relational partners expect and allow when they talk to each other

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Relational Uniqueness

  • the ways in which the particular relationship of two relational partners stands apart from other relationships they experience

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Multiple Select

Which of the following are listed as principles of Interpersonal Communication?

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Interpersonal communication is unavoidable.

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Interpersonal communication is irreversible.

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Interpersonal communication is symbolic.

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Interpersonal communication is rule-governed.

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Interpersonal communication is learned.

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Interpersonal Communication is....

  • Unavoidable

  • Irreversible

  • Symbolic

  • Rule-Governed

  • Learned

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Interpersonal Communication....

  • has both Content and Relationship Levels

  • involves Ethical Choices

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Interpersonal Communication....

  • does not solve all problems

  • is not always a good thing

  • is not common sense

  • is not synonomous with interpersonal relationships

  • is not always face-to-face

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Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Chapter 1 (IPC3)

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