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Chapter 7 Outline: Part II
Chapter 7 Outline: Part II
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- family
- intimacy
- relational messages
- self-disclosure
- social penetration model
- Johari Window
- dialectical model
- altruistic lies
- Interpersonal relationships take several forms.
- Friendships vary on the following dimensions: youthful versus mature; short versus long term; low versus high disclosure; doing-oriented versus being-oriented; low versus high obligation; frequent versus occasional contact; same versus other sex; in-person versus mediated.
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- Romantic relationships manifest
- Mark Knapp identifies ten stages in romantic relationships: initiating, experimenting, intensifying, integrating, bonding, differentiating, circumscribing, stagnating, avoiding, terminating.
- Interpersonal relationships are characterized by different types of communication.
- Content messages focus on the subject being discussed;
- Metacommunication describes messages that refer to other messages
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- Content messages focus on the subject being discussed;