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What is co-rumination
What is excessively talking with friends about problems or concerns
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What is Feedback
What is the response to a message
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What is Ethics
What is the standards of what is right and wrong, good and bad, mortal and immoral
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What is Phonology
study of Sounds
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What is two
What is dyad
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What is Channel
the means through which a message is transmitted (face-to-face, cell phones, radio, TV, letters. email)
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What is Absolutism
What is the belief that there is a single correct moral standard that holds for everyone, everywhere, every time
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What is Syntax
rules that govern word order
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What is encoding
process of taking ideas and converting them into messages
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What is Setting
What is the physical surroundings of a communication event (library vs. bar, & environmental conditions- temp., noise, lighting, time of day/week)
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What is Relativism
What is the belief that the moral behavior varies among individuals, groups and cultures, as well as situations
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What is Pragmatics
field of study that emphasizes how language is used in specific situations to accomplish goals (ex: rules differ wen communicating in a sorority house than a faculty meeting)
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What is symbol
What is something that represents something else and conveys meaning
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What is Noise
What is any stimulus that can interfere with, or degrade, the quality of a message (can be internal such as hunger)
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What is Healthy Feedback
What is the honest & ethical responses receivers provide to the messages of others (ex: your response to a racist joke- laugh or tell the teller how you feel)
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What is Semantics
What is the study of meaning
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What is content meaning
What is the concrete meaning of the message and the meanings associated with the message and the emotions triggered by it
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What is Culture
What is learned patterns of perception, value and behaviors that a group of people share
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What is Reasoned Skepticism
What is the the balance of open-mindedness and critical attitude needed when evaluating other's messages (ask questions or interrogate the speaker as a response)
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What is Connotative meaning
What is the affective or interpretive meaning attached to a word. EX.) using the word wise to describe an older person with long experience
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