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Intrpersonal Comm

Terms and Therories of Interpersonal Communication -Positive Comm

TermDefinition
Symbolic Interactionism self is acquired as one is talked into membership in the human community
altercasting the process by which we frame other people's identities or roles in our talk
How is altercasting done? we implicitly or explicitly communicate how we see others; includes the subtle ways in which communicators give meaning to others.
ossification if identities are projected frequently enough, they eventually produce modifications in the self
couple identity work the way through which couples define one another through talk; the positive or negative defining talk is consequential to the relationship
intertextualization the process through which human beings' discourses blend together.
reported speech when people quote another person in their talk; "speech that is attributed by a current speaker to another speaker" ie direct quoting (assigns responsibility for the utterance to another person)
indirect reported speech when a speaker is paraphrasing another person's words or their own.
authoring giving text to another person. all persons repeat speech from other interactions throughout life.
self-actualization an ongoing process that involves making choices of either regression or progression
regression choice a movement toward defense, safety, being afraid, concealing, withdrawal, dishonesty, criticize
progression choice a movement toward growth, honesty, reveal, closeness, compliment, connection
compliment a speech act which explicitly or implicitly attributes credit to someone other than he speaker; usually the person being addressed, for some 'good' which is positively valued by the speaker and the hearer.
5 to 1 ratio for every negative act there are five positive acts that compensate it to produce positive relational outcomes.
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