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COM115 PRIN of COMM

COM115 CH07 GLOSSARY

TermDefinition
Supervisor-subordinate relationship A workplace relationship that includes two people, one of whom has formal authority over the other.
Mentoring relationship Relationship in which one person functions as a guide, helping another navigate toward career goals.
Peer coworker relationship Relationship between two people who have no formal authority over the other and are interdependent in some way.
Information peers Peers who communicate only about work-related topics and have a low level of self-disclosure and trust.
Collegial peers Peers who engage in self-disclosure about work and personal topics and communicate emotional support.
Special peers Peers who have high levels of self-disclosure with relatively few limitations and are highly interdependent in terms of providing emotional and professional support for one another.
Workplace romances A relationship that involves two coworkers who are emotionally and physically attracted to one another.
Dark side of relationships Includes actions that are deemed unacceptable by society at large and actions that are unproductive for those in the relationship.
Altruistic lies A lie told to build the self-esteem of another person, communicate loyalty, or bend the truth to spare someone from hurtful information.
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