40 Questions
_____________ is a structured system of symbols used for communicating meaning.
Language
To share a meaning using symbols which have rules to create a system is to ____________.
communicate
_____________ meaning focuses on the literal definition of a word.
Denotative
_____________ listening involves being distracted or interrupting the conversation at a bad time.
Disruptive
_____________ listening means giving the appearance of listening but actually not doing so.
Pseudo
_______ more casual or emotional definitions /denotative is the official meaning more formal.
Connotative
Phonological: Pronunciation, how do you pronounce the letter _____.
A
Semantic is the meaning of _______.
words
_______ allows us to exchange ideas.
Sharing Meaning
We are mentally constrained by language to think only certain thoughts and we cannot interpret the world in neutral ways because we always see the world through the lens of our _______.
language
Step 1 of the Listening Process is __________
receiving
Step 2 of the Listening Process is __________
attending
Step 3 of the Listening Process is __________
understanding
Step 4 of the Listening Process is __________
responding
Step 5 of the Listening Process is __________
recalling
Kinesics involves body orientation, posture, gestures, facial expression, and ______ behavior to send a message.
eye
Proxemics focuses on the influence of culture and the use of physical ______ to convey a message.
distance
Haptics refers to touch as a form of communication, such as high-fives or ______.
hugging
Vocalics includes the tone of your voice, pitch, volume, and any sound produced by your ______.
voice
Physical appearance, including hair, clothing, body type, and makeup, is a form of nonverbal ______.
communication
Crafting Conversations: structured patterns of talk to establish a ______
relationship
Managing Relationships: people who frequently communicate with each other experience less uncertainty in their relationships and are not as likely to end as those who verbally communicate less often do. Cooperative Verbal Communication Understandable Messages Active ______
ownership
Inclusive Sapir-Whorf hypothesis and Linguistic Relativity: what you call something the word you attach to that thing carries an element of being able to experience it differently (ex. caviar and fish eggs the same thing but different words sound more appealing). Barriers Verbal ______
aggression
Deception: this occurs when people deliberately use uninformative, untruthful, irrelevant, or vague language for the purpose of ______ others
misleading
Defensive: impolite messages delivered in response to suggestions, criticism, or perceived ______
slights
Moods depend on how you react to things by things that have put you in that ______.
mood
Primary types of emotions include angry, happiness, guilt/shame, sadness, and ______.
fear
Emotional Intelligence involves being aware of and managing your own emotions and understanding others’ emotions to expand their emotional ______.
vocabulary
Physiological Arousal refers to how your body reacts to emotions, for example, when embarrassed, your cheeks get red - when sad, you ______.
cry
Emotional Contagion is when we catch an emotion from people around us, it is a form of emotional ______.
transmission
High extraversion individuals experience positive emotions more frequently compared to low extraversion individuals due to differences in their ____________.
personality
Women may experience and express certain emotions more than men due to conforming to the standards set by their ____________.
culture
Emotional Management Strategies include Suppression, Venting, and ____________.
Acceptance
Venting involves allowing emotions to dominate our thoughts and explosively ____________ them.
expressing
Encounter Avoidance is a strategy where individuals avoid people, places, or activities that may provoke ____________ emotions.
unwanted
Encounter Structuring involves intentionally avoiding specific topics to prevent the provocation of ____________ emotions.
unwanted
Attention Focus is the strategy of intentionally devoting attention only to aspects of an event that will not provoke ____________ emotions.
undesirable
Deactivation is a strategy where individuals desensitize themselves ____________ to emotional experiences.
analytically
Reappraisal involves actively changing how one thinks about the meaning of situations to alter their ____________ impact.
emotional
Language rules are a structured system of symbols used for communicating ____________.
meaning
Prepare for Exam 2 with this study guide covering Chapter 4 on emotions. Learn about the differences between feelings, moods, and emotions, explore primary and blended emotions, and define emotional intelligence.
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