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UNIT II:INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION

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Chapter 7Understanding Interpersonal

Communication in Relationships


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Marital Problems


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Managing Conflict


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Communication Principles

Be aware of

yourcommunication

Appropriately

adapt yourmessage to

others

Effectively use

and

interpret verbal

messages

Listen and

respond

thoughtfully to

othersEffectively use

and

interpret

nonverbal

messages


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Understanding Interpersonal

Communication What Is Interpersonal Communication?

Initiating Relationships

Maintaining Relationships Through

Interpersonal Communication


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What Is Interpersonal

Communication?

Interpersonal communication is a

special form of unmediated humancommunication that occurs when weinteract simultaneously with anotherperson and attempt to mutually influence

each other, usually for the purpose ofmanaging relationships.

Chapter 7: Understanding Interpersonal Communication


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What Is Interpersonal

Communication? IPC involves quality.

impersonal communication

IPC involves simultaneous interaction betweenindividuals.

IPC involves mutual influence between individuals.

IPC is the fundamental means we use to manage our

relationships.



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IMPERSONAL COMMUNICATION


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Initiating Relationships Interpersonal Attraction Defined

degree to which you desire to form or maintain

an IP relationship

Short-Term Initial Attraction potential for development

Long-TermMaintenance Attraction sustains relationships



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Elements of IP Attraction Similarity

Physical and Sexual

Attraction Proximity

Complementarity

inclusion

control affection



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Communicating Our Attraction

Direct and Indirect

Strategies

Immediacy

Verbal and Nonverbal

Cues



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Getting That First Conversation Going

Reducing Uncertainty

uncertainty reduction theory

passive, active, interactive strategies


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What Do You Say First?

The Art and Skill of Asking Great Questions conversational narcissism/self-absorbed

communicator style

The Art and Skill of Giving and Receiving

Compliments

Getting That First Conversation Going


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Maintaining Relationships

Through IPC Self-Disclosure Defined

we voluntarily provide information to others that

they would not learn if we did not tell them

Reciprocity in Self-Disclosure

Appropriateness in Self-Disclosure

Assessing the Risks of Self-Disclosure

Self-Disclosure, Intimacy, and Gender



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Models of Self-Disclosure

Social Penetration developed by Irwin Altman and Dalmas Taylor

illustrates how much and what kind of information

we reveal in various stages of relationships

circles represent breadth and depth of penetration

each relationship represents a degree of social

penetration



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Models of Self-DisclosureThe Social PenetrationModel


Superficial

Early in a relationship

Intimate

Very

Intimate

As the relationship develops

Very

Intimate


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Models of Self-Disclosure JohariWindow

reflects various stages of relational

development, degrees of self-awareness, andothers perceptions of us

square window represents yourself

the self encompasses everything about you,

including things you dont realize



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Models of Self-Disclosure

The Johari Window Model

OPEN BLIND

HIDDEN UNKNOWN

Known toOthers

Not

Known to

Others

Known to

Self

Not Known

to Self


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Checking Out Our

InterpersonalHunches

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