Comm Theory - Interactional View
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| Family System | A self-regulating, interdependent network of feedback loops guided by members' rules; the behavior of each person affects and is affected by the behavior of another.
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| Games | Sequences of behavior governed by rules.
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| Family Homeostasis | The tacit collusion of family members to maintain the status quo.
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| Symptom Strategy | Ascribing our silence to something beyond our control that renders communication justifiably impossible - sleepiness, headache, drunkenness, etc.
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| Content | The report part of a message; what is said verbally.
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| Relationship | The command part of the message; how it's said nonverbally.
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| Metacommunication | Communication about communication.
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| Punctuate | Interpreting an ongoing sequence of events by labeling one event as the cause and the following event as the response.
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| Symmetrical Interchange | Interaction based on equal power.
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| Complementary Interchange | Interaction based on accepted differences of power.
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| One-up Communication | A conversational move to gain control of the exchange; attempted domination.
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| One-down Communication | A conversational move to yield control of the exchange; attempted submission.
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| One-across Communication | A conversational move to neutralize or level control within the exchange; when just one party uses it, the interchange is labeled transitory.
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| Enabler | Within addiction culture, a person whose nonassertive behavior allows others to continue in their substance abuse.
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| Double Bind | A person trapped under mutually exclusive expectations; specifically the powerful party in a complementary relationship insists that the low-power party act as if it were symmetrical.
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| Reframing | The process of instituting change by stepping outside of a situation and reinterpreting what it means.
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| Addiction Model | Assumes alcoholism and other addictions are diseases to be cured rather than character disorders to be condemned.
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| Whole-message Model | Regards verbal and nonverbal components of a message as completely integrated and often interchangeable.
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| Equifinality | A systems-theory assumption that a given outcome could have occurred due to any or many interconnected factors rather than being a result in a cause-effect relationship.
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