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| Intention statements can communicate | a. where you stand on an issue b. requests of others c. descriptions of how you plan to act in the future **D. A, B, AND C ABOVE e. only interpretations of behavior |
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| ‘You are such a couch potato’ is an example of what Gibb defense-arousing behavior? | evaluation. |
What is an example of Gibb defense-arousing behavior?
″You are such a couch potato,″ is an example of what type of conduct that causes Gibb to become defensive?evaluation.Which of the following statements is the most supportive alternative to the accusation, ″You just don’t try hard enough.″ ″I’m worried you’ll fail with two D’s.″ appealing to their mutual self-interests.Which of these statements is the most supportive alternative to the accusation, ″You just don’t try hard enough.″
Which sentence is an example of the Gibb defense category?
A defense that falls into the Gibb category may say something like this: ″I know that isn’t going to work under any circumstances.″ The communication atmosphere of a partnership may be broken down into three categories: It’s called a ″chain reaction″ when one assault leads to another and another, and it’s the most obvious way that contradictory messages may support one other (n)
What is the purpose of the categories of Gibb’s categories?
Gibb’s categories offer a helpful framework within which we may investigate the following aspects of ourselves: a.our self-concept; b.our patterns of self-disclosure; c.our defensive and supporting actions; d.our manipulative behaviors; and e.the disparities in our perceptions of the world.
- c.
- conduct that is both defensive and supportive The communication atmosphere of a relationship can be attributed to the following:
What is Gibb’s communication climate?
The term ″communication environment″ refers to the feeling that permeates an early stage of a new relationship. The manner in which individuals feel about one another in the context of their actions is what determines the communication environment. Gibb defines behavior as ″strategy″ when it is an attempt to coerce another individual into acting in a manner that is favorable to the actor.
Which of the following is a Nondefensive response to the criticism you’ve really messed up that account now quizlet?
Which of the following is an example of an appropriate way to respond to the constructive criticism, ″You’ve really messed up that account now″? ″Tell me what, in your opinion, I did that caused you to become unhappy,″ the question said.
What is the term that describes the emotional tone of a personal relationship?
The term ″communication climate″ refers to the overall temperament of an interpersonal connection.
When relational partners shift from We orientation and use more me messages?
According to the findings of several research studies, whatever kind of communication within the family yields the most fruitful and gratifying consequences.When people are in relationships, they move away from a ″we″ orientation and employ more ″me″ messaging.Partners in a romantic relationship often try to put more space between themselves and find excuses to have less contact with one another.
What is a consequence statement?
Consequence statement.An explanation of the effects that follow from either the conduct of the person to whom the message is intended or the speaker’s interpretation of the addressee’s behavior, whichever came first: the addressee’s behavior or the speaker’s interpretation of the addressee’s behavior.Statements of consequence might explain what occurs to the one making the statement, the person being addressed, or even to third parties.
When Brody steered clear of Miranda after they had an argument he was using what style of conflict?
What kind of confrontation did Brody engage in when, after he and Miranda had a fight, he avoided having any more contact with Miranda? accommodating.
What is a defensive communication trying to protect?
Defensive communication arises when a message evokes a sensation of threat, and hence defensiveness, on the side of the listener. Not only does defensive communication involve the actual message that is being communicated verbally, but it also incorporates the body language, tone of voice, and perceived meaning and intention.
What are examples of Disconfirming messages?
Messages that aren’t supportive include ones that state things like, ″I don’t care about you,″ ″I don’t like you,″ ″You’re not important to me,″ and ″You don’t matter.″ The communication environment of a relationship is created by the signals that are sent over the course of everyday interactions between the parties involved.It is the manner in which we communicate the things that we say over the course of our everyday exchanges.
What is Disconfirmation in communication?
Disconfirmation refers to messages that one person sends to another to let them know that the sender does not appreciate them.
When a communicator expresses hostility in an obscure or manipulative way his or her behavior is called?
A communicator is said to be engaging in a form of conduct known as ″″when they show animosity in a way that is opaque or manipulative.″″ passive hostility. Which of these methods of resolving conflict entails a scenario in which neither side can win? Competing.
When two people in an interpersonal relationship disagree in ideologies they are experiencing which type of conflict?
Value conflict refers to a situation in which two parties involved in a relationship hold divergent ideas or values. There is a potential for disagreement between Julie and Jeff on the best course of action to take in regard to their children’s medical need because of their divergent religious views.
What is Leslie Baxter’s relational dialectics theory?
The idea, which was put out in 1988 by Leslie Baxter and Barbara Montgomery in separate but concurrent presentations, identifies communication patterns between relationship partners as being the product of chronic dialectical conflicts.The tensions that arise inside an individual as a result of encountering seemingly contradictory impulses, such as those that we either need or want, are referred to as dialectics.
How do communication behaviors affect interpersonal relationships and conflict?
Communication is of the utmost importance in preventing misunderstandings and, in the long run, in fostering a stronger connection between individuals.If two people in a relationship do not communicate and reciprocate their sentiments through a variety of channels of communication, the partnership will lose its allure.A good relationship requires both healthy interactions and healthy relationships.
What is logical consequence in discrete mathematics?
The expression ″every time the premise (PQ)P) is TRUE, likewise the conclusion (Q) is TRUE″ is an example of the logical consequence. To say that two formulae are logically equivalent is to say that the truth value of each model may be determined by applying either of the formulas.
What is an example of a logical consequence?
As an illustration, they forget their bicycle inside and it is afterwards taken (parents refusing to replace bike, child having to save money for replacement is a logical consequence as child is not demonstrating responsibility.)
What are the consequences of behavior?
Behavior and its subsequent repercussions There is a possibility that the consequences will be favorable.The presence of positive outcomes reinforces behavior and increases the likelihood that it will occur again.The giving of positive attention, praise, and prizes for appropriate behavior are all examples of positive consequences.When a behavior results in undesirable outcomes, the likelihood of that behavior occurring again is reduced.
What is an example of what Gibb defense-arousing behavior?
″You are such a couch potato,″ is an example of what type of conduct that causes Gibb to become defensive? A defense that falls into the Gibb category may say something like this: ″I know that isn’t going to work under any circumstances.″
Which sentence is an example of the Gibb defense category?
A defense that falls into the Gibb category may say something like this: ″I know that isn’t going to work under any circumstances.″ The communication atmosphere of a partnership may be broken down into three categories: It’s called a ″chain reaction″ when one assault leads to another and another, and it’s the most obvious way that contradictory messages may support one other (n)
What is Gibb’s communication climate?
The term ″communication environment″ refers to the feeling that permeates an early stage of a new relationship. The manner in which individuals feel about one another in the context of their actions is what determines the communication environment. Gibb defines behavior as ″strategy″ when it is an attempt to coerce another individual into acting in a manner that is favorable to the actor.
What is the purpose of the categories of Gibb’s categories?
Gibb’s categories offer a helpful framework within which we may investigate the following aspects of ourselves: a.our self-concept; b.our patterns of self-disclosure; c.our defensive and supporting actions; d.our manipulative behaviors; and e.the disparities in our perceptions of the world.
- c.
- conduct that is both defensive and supportive The communication atmosphere of a relationship can be attributed to the following:
