Developing and Maintain Relationships, Real Communication
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The document discusses various aspects of interpersonal relationships including types of relationships like family, friendship, and love. It describes friendship as a close, caring, and mutually beneficial relationship between two people. Love is defined as having deep affection, intimacy, passion, and commitment towards another. The document also discusses theories related to relationship formation, attraction, dynamics, and stages from initiation to termination. Key topics covered include social information processing theory, uncertainty reduction theory, relational dialectics theory, and self-disclosure theories.
Developing and Maintain Relationships, Real Communication
- 1. Developing and Maintaining Relationships REAL COMMUNICATION BY DAN O’HAIR AND MARY WEIMANN Thursday, October 17, 13
- 2. Interpersonal Relationships Interconnections and interdependence between two individuals. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 3. Interpersonal Communication Exchange of verbal and nonverbal messages between people who have a relationship and are influenced by each other’s messages. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 4. Types of Interpersonal Relationships family friendship love online relationships Thursday, October 17, 13
- 5. Interpersonal Relationships Friendship is a close and caring relationship between 2 people that is mutually beneficial and satisfying. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 6. Interpersonal Relationships available caring honest confidential loyal empathic Thursday, October 17, 13
- 7. Interpersonal Relationships Love is a relationship which you have a deep affection, intimacy, passion, and commitment. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 9. Interpersonal Relationships Social Information Processing Theory says people use unique cues in online relationships. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 10. Interpersonal Relationships Hyperpersonal communication can be present in online communication as much as in person. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 11. Why do we form relationships? Thursday, October 17, 13
- 12. We want companionship and have a need for inclusion. Inclusion Thursday, October 17, 13
- 13. We have a need for mental, emotional, and physical stimulation. Stimulation Thursday, October 17, 13
- 14. Some use relationships to fulfill a practical or psychological goal. Goals Thursday, October 17, 13
- 15. Interpersonal Attraction Proximity or nearness is one reason we form relationships Thursday, October 17, 13
- 16. Interpersonal Attraction Attraction-similarity hypothesis says that when we project ourselves on other people, we are more attracted to them. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 17. Interpersonal Attraction Matching hypothesis says we are attracted to those who have similar levels of attractiveness. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 18. Interpersonal Attraction Genetic-similarity hypothesis says we tend to favor relationships with those who appear genetically similar. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 19. Costs and Rewards are the advantages and disadvantages that we have in all relationships. Relationship Dynamics Thursday, October 17, 13
- 20. Theory says that when they meet, their main focus is on reducing uncertainty. Uncertainty Reduction Thursday, October 17, 13
- 21. Relational dialectics theory says those tensions are contradictory feelings that we have in every relationship. Dialectical Tensions Thursday, October 17, 13
- 22. Self-Disclosure Social Penetration theory Communication Privacy management theory Strategic Topic Avoidance Other terms that you should know from this chapter. Thursday, October 17, 13
- 23. Stages of a Relationship Initiating Exploratory Intensification Stable Declining Repair Termination Reconciliation Thursday, October 17, 13