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WorksheetsCommunication and Psychology Concepts
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Occurs between 3 or more people:
Intrapersonal
Interpersonal
Mass
Group
Public
The aspect of the mind to which we have no direct access because the memories located there are not constructed of words or pictures but of biochemical patterns of connections between neurons:
Conscious mind
Cognitive unconscious
Personally constructed mind
Imitating mind
Refers to the tendency to view ourselves based on the appraisals of others:
Self esteem
Self regulation
Attachment theory
Anxious avoidant
Reflected appraisal
This theory suggests that most people have a basic need to evaluate and compare themselves with those around them:
Self fulfilling prophecy
Social avoidance theory
Social comparison theory
Interpersonal theory
The level of positive effect or affinity, we feel toward another person:
Social exchange
Liking
Self disclosure
This refers to a personality construct that causes a person to respond to social and interpersonal cues and appropriate communication behaviors in a variety of situations:
Self disclosure
Impression management
Self monitoring
The setting in which communication occurs is referred to as:
Channel
Message
Context
Which of the followings best describes the nature of the conscious mind?
It works best when there is enough time, not too much data, and the decision matters.
It requires real effort
Works in a here and now and we choose to focus
If trained to do so, it can act in a dramatic turn of events or an emergency
All the above are functions of the conscious mind.
This is a connection between two individuals that result in mutual interaction with the intent of achieving shared meaning.
friendship
interpersonal communication
marriage
relationship
This theory suggests that human communication is used to gain knowledge and create understanding by reducing uncertainty, and therefore increasing predictability.
social comparison theory
attachment theory
uncertainty reduction theory
proof identity theory
According to Kiko, this type of talk is the most common way we talk to each other and the most common situations we deal with every day.
control talk
dialogue talk
connect talk
communication talk
Focuses on the perceived rewards or benefits associated with the new relationship.
social exchange
social comparison
predicted outcome value
uncertainty reduction
When we pretend to listen, we are using which of the following listening misbehaviors?
disconfirming
selective
pseudo
ambushing
this concept refers to the tendency to view ourselves based on the appraisals of others
self esteem
self regulation
attachment theory
reflected appraisal
The element of the communication model, that refers to the way a message is sent:
context
channel
coding
decoding
Interference, either literal or psychological, that hinders the accurate encoding and decoding of a message:
Encoding
Decoding
Message
Noise
According to Keho, this type of talk is used as a natural reflex when conversations become difficult:
Connect
Dialogue
Conflict management
Control talk
The written, spoken and unspoken elements (symbols) of communication to which people assign meaning are illustrated by which part of the communication models:
channel
message
nonverbal communication
verbal communication
The process of revealing personal information about oneself to another:
sharing
talking
self disclosure
encoding
The process of interpreting ideas, feelings and thoughts that have been translated into a code:
communication
encoding
decoding
relationship
Purposeful or aimless communication one might have with themselves.
intrapersonal
interpersonal
group
mass
Listeners who perceive a threat in the environment and often do not participate in the communication process if they feel threatened are what kind of listeners?
Selective
Defensive
People oriented
Time oriented
The type of bid where one means to react in a positive way toward another's bid or emotional connection.
turning against
turning toward
turning away
emotional bidding
When we perceive that an event will be either positive or negative, and then our behavior makes that perception come true because we acted in such a way that made it come true are we using?
attachment theory
cognitive restructuring
self fulfilling prophecy
anticipating truth
What is a set of attitudes, beliefs and predispositions we may have based on who we are communicating with?
selective listening
listening
pseudo listening
listening style
