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SPC - CH. 6 - ESSENTIALS OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION Flashcards

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213899984apologyexpression of regret or sorry for an inappropriate action or event. repair relationships and reputation of wrongdoer0
213899985advicemsgs that tell another person what (s)he should do1
213899986backchanneling cueslistener responses to speaker that do not ask for speaking role2
213899987conversational turnsexchange of speaker/listener roles during conversation3
213899988conversation2 person communication that includes opening, feedforward, business, feedback and closing4
213899989complimentmsg of praise, flattery, congratulations5
213899990dyadic conversation2 person communication6
213899991dialoguecommunication whereby each person is speaker/listener, sender/receiver, characterized by involvement, concern, respect7
213899992excuse1 type of conversational corrective. explanation designed to lessen negative consequence of something done or said8
213899993immediacysense of contact and togetherness; feeling of interest in and liking for other person in the interchange9
213899994interpersonal communicationcommunication between 2 or small grp of people; of a personal nature10
213899995monologue1 sided conversation; 1 speaks, other listens11
213899996meta-adviceadvice about advice - safest advice to give. 3 types: explore options/choices; seek expert advice; delay decision12
213899997phatic communicationsmall talk designed to open channels of communication; hello/how are u13
213899998small talknoncontroversial talk usually short and often serves as polite of introducing self or a topic14
213899999turn-yielding cuesverbal/nonverbal cues indicating SPEAKER's desire to give up speaker's role15
213900000turn-taking cuesspeaker/listener verbal/nonverbal cues that comment on their roles in a conversation16
213900001turn-maintaining cuesverbal/nonverbal cues indicating SPEAKER's desire to maintain speaker's role17
213900002turn-denying cuesverbal/nonverbal cues indicating LISTENER does not want to assume speaker's role18
213900003turn-requesting cuesverbal/nonverbal cues indicating LISTENER's desire to say something and assume speaker's role19
213900004interruptionsattempts to take over role of speaker; nonsupportive and disconfirming20
213900005backhanded complimentinsult masquerading as a compliment21
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