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What is the focus of Relational Dialectics Theory?
What is the focus of Relational Dialectics Theory?
- Multiple voices where unity and difference play with and against each other
- Dominant talk that silences competing voices
- The past comments of other people outside of the relationship
- The meaning-making between relationship parties (correct)
Which type of discourse involves talk where unity and difference play with and against each other?
Which type of discourse involves talk where unity and difference play with and against each other?
- Distant not yet spoken disclosures
- Dialogue (correct)
- Monologue
- Nearby-already spoken disclosures
What is the central building block of meaning-making according to Relational Dialectics Theory?
What is the central building block of meaning-making according to Relational Dialectics Theory?
- Nearby-already spoken disclosures
- Distant already spoken disclosures
- Monologue
- Utterance chain (correct)
Which of the following is one of the four links in the chain of utterances?
Which of the following is one of the four links in the chain of utterances?
What is the future audience whose moral authority is beyond question called in Relational Dialectics Theory?
What is the future audience whose moral authority is beyond question called in Relational Dialectics Theory?
According to Relational Dialectics Theory, what does dialogue involve?
According to Relational Dialectics Theory, what does dialogue involve?
According to the constitutive approach, communication creates, sustains, and alters __________.
According to the constitutive approach, communication creates, sustains, and alters __________.
Which principle asserts that truthful statements are preferable to lies in the absence of special considerations?
Which principle asserts that truthful statements are preferable to lies in the absence of special considerations?
What does the Autonomy-Connection Dialectic refer to in a relationship?
What does the Autonomy-Connection Dialectic refer to in a relationship?
What represents the ongoing tensions and contradictions within relationships?
What represents the ongoing tensions and contradictions within relationships?
According to ethical reflection, what has an 'initial negative weight'?
According to ethical reflection, what has an 'initial negative weight'?
'The unpredictable, unfinalizable, indeterminate nature of communication' is referred to as __________.
'The unpredictable, unfinalizable, indeterminate nature of communication' is referred to as __________.
What does the Openness-Closedness Dialectic involve in a relationship?
What does the Openness-Closedness Dialectic involve in a relationship?
What does Critical Sensibility entail?
What does Critical Sensibility entail?
Which ethical framework judges actions solely based on their beneficial or harmful outcomes?
Which ethical framework judges actions solely based on their beneficial or harmful outcomes?