WorksheetsChapter 7
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 10mins
Is it simple to define interpersonal communication?
True
False
What is the process of revealing information about yourself to others that is not readily known by them?
(a)
We often engage in-
dyads
nication
self-disclosure
seperation
the need to have close connection with others as well as our need to have our own space and identity.
Autonomey-Connection
Novelty-Predictability
Openness-Closedness
(a) is the idea that we desire predictability as well as spontaneity in our relationships.
Openness-Closedness is...
the process of exchange where there is desire and motivation on the part of those involved to get to know each other as individuals.
the desire to be open and honest with others while at the same time not wanting to reveal every thing about yourself to someone else.
the idea that we desire predictability as well as spontaneity in our relationships.
the process of revealing information about yourself to others that is not readily known by them
What are some example(s) of self-disclosure?
Telling someone that your white
Telling someone that your favorite food is pizza
Telling someone that you have naturally straight hair
Telling someone that you have ADHD
Emotion regulation is the ability to reduce how intense an emotion feels
True
False
Which one is self-concept important for?
Social psychology
Both
Humanistic psychology
What are some strategies to resolve conflict?
Dominating strategy
Obliging style
Compromising style
Avoid
Integrating
What is the best horror movie?
Friday the 13th
Scream
IT
Saw
Relating to, Resulting from, or Influenced by emotions
Substantive
Ambiguity
Conflict
Affective
Of the core essence or essential element of a thing or topic.
Innovation
Resolution
Substantive
Adversarial
Mutually dependent, reliant on one another
Interdependent
Affective
Resolution
Dispute
Something liable to more than one interpretation, Explanation, or meaning
Interdependent
Ambiguity
Substanitive
Dispute
A change in customs; something new and contrary to establish patterns, manners, or rites
Dispute
Adversarial
Interdependent
Innovation
A clash or disagreement between two opposing groups or individuals
Resolution
Conflict
Ambiguity
Affective
An argument or disagreement
Dispute
Conflict
Substantive
Innovation
The moment in which a conflict ends and the outcome is clear
Adversarial
Innovation
Resolution
Interdependent
Characteristics of an opponent; combative, hostile
Substantive
Resolution
Conflict
Adversarial
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