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The initial stage of coming apart, during which differences between partners dominate
their thoughts and communication.
In a low-uncertainty-avoidance culture, members prefer structured work with clear
delineation of power and authority.
Speech rate and volume are elements of vocalics.
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The part of one’s mind devoted to permanent information storage.
According to social exchange theory, we are more attracted to people whom we
perceive as offering us benefits with few costs.
Convert the following “you” language statements into “I” language: “You hurt my
feelings”; “You never listen to me”; and “You totally ruined the game for us.”
Identify the five key features of emotion.
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Communication goals designed to ensure that a communicator is perceived in a
particular way.
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Friendships that cross demographic lines.
Using “I know” messages is an effective way to demonstrate empathy toward our
relational partners.
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Language of inclusion that expresses connection with others.
Define family stories and describe three types.
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The degree to which a culture perceives the unequal distribution of power as
acceptable.
Sexual activity is the most effective way to improve a bad mood.
In a supportive climate, workers communicate honestly and empathically, treating each
other with respect despite any imbalances in power.
A key risk of using competition to manage conflict is escalation.