Comm Theory - EVT (Expectancy Violations Theory)
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| personal space | the invisible, variable volume of space surrounding an individual that defines that individual's preferred distance from others.
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| proxemics | the study of people's use of space as a special elaboration of culture.
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| intimate distance | 0 to 18 inches
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| personal distance | 18 inches to 4 feet
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| social distance | 4 to 12 feet
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| public distance | 12 to infinite feet
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| EVT gist | in order to be effective, we learn to adjust our nonverbal behavior to conform to the communication rules of our partner; shouldn't cross a distance boundary uninvited
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| threat threshold | the hypothetical outer boundary of intimate space; a breach by an uninvited other occasions fight or flight
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| arousal, relational | a heightened state of awareness, orienting response, or mental alertness that stimulates a review of the relationship
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| EVT core concepts | expectancy, violation valance, communicator reward valence
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| expectancy | what people predict will happen, rather than what they desire
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| violation valence | the perceived positive or negative value assigned to a breach of expectations, regardless of who the violator is
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| communicator reward valence | the sum of positive and negative attributes brought to the encounter plus the potential to reward or punish in the future
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| Interaction adaptation theory (IAT) | a systematic analysis of how people adjust their approach when another's behavior doesn't mesh with what's needed, anticipated, or preferred
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| interaction position | a person's initial stance toward an interaction as predetermined by a blend of personal requirements, expectations, and desires
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| RED | R) requirements; E) expectations; D) desires
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| reciprocity | a strong human tendency to respond to another's action with similar behavior
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