Chapter 5 Verbal Dimension of Communication Flashcards

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Arbitrary
Symbols are not intrinsically connected to what they represent
Ambiguous
Symbol's meanings are not clear cut or fixed
Abtract
Symbols aren't concrete or tangible
Communication rules
Shared understandings of what communication means and what kinds of communication are and are not appropriate in various situations
Regulative rules
Specify when, how, where and with whom to talk about certain things
Constitutive rules
Define what communication means by telling us how to count certain kinds of communication
Punctuation
Mental mark of the beginnings and endings of particular interactions
Totalizing
Using single label to represent the totality of a person
Loaded language
Consists of words that strongly slant perceptions and thus meanings
Hypothetical thought
Thinking about experiences and ideas that are not part of your concrete, present situation
Dual perspective
Recognizing another person's point of view and taking that into account as you communicate
Static evaluation
Assessments that suggest that something is unchanging or frozen in time
Indexing
Allows us to note that our statements reflect only specific times and circumstances