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COM 101, 2.1+1
extra vocab terms
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Facial Management Techniques (FM) | Control of facial muscles to conceal inappropriate or unacceptable responses (FM) |
| Intensifying (FM) | Receiving a gift and trying to look surprised is an example of (FM) |
| Deintensifying (FM) | Receiving an A on a test but your friend gets a C, so you tone down your happiness so your friend won't feel bad (FM) |
| Neutralizing (FM) | You show fear or sadness when you don't want to even though your feelings would be justified in the situation. Ex, being held hostage. (FM) |
| Masking (FM) | Smiling when a friend receives an award even though you think you deserved to have won. (FM) |
| Haptics (H) | Tactile or touch, communication; one of the most basic forms of communication (H) |
| Functional-Professional (H) | Tailor touches a customer while measuring (H) |
| Social-Polite (H) | Two people shake hands to greet one another (H) |
| Friendship-Warmth (H) | Athletes touch a shoulder or pat each other's butts (H) |
| Love-Intamacy (H) | Two people hug, caress, embrace, kiss, and so on (H) |
| Sexual Arousal (H) | Sexual touch behavior including foreplay and intercourse (H) |
| Proxemics (P) | Study of the use of space and of distance between individuals when they are communicating. (P) |
| Intimate Space (P) | 0-1.5ft a personal relationship (P) |
| Personal Space (P) | 1-4ft close friends are allowed to invade it. (P) |
| Social Space (P) | 4-12ft. A classroom or a work environment is an example of (P) |
| Public Space (P) | 12ft or more. At a concert a lot if is taken up (P) |
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