Start with letter i | Types of leadership | Communication | Decisions (SA #10) | Theories of Attraction |
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begins with "I" and accurately reflects the speakers thoughts and feelings
I-statement
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the leader and group members work together to make plans and decisions
participatory
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giving people positive input that helps them feel appreciated and supported
affirmations
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a result of the actual problem
symptom
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Choose a mate that is like yourself (outer and inner qualities and roles)
homogamy theory
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a crush - intense emotional involvement beginning with a sudden, strong attraction
infatuation
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leader sets the group goals; plans and controls all activities
directive
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spoken words
verbal communication
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a dilemma that must be solved
problem
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people select others who complete or compliment their personality needs (outgoing/shy)
complementary needs theory
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inability to have children
infertility
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allows group members to plan and complete their work on their own
free-rein
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without words - facial expressions, gestures, postures, body language
nonverbal communication
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a result of an action -
consequences
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Choose on what each family can offer the other (arranged marriage) or weighing the costs and rewards of the relationship.
social exchange theory
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a feeling among family members (and people) that they can rely on each other
interdependence
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you are able to look forward - to see how today affects tomorrow.
foresight
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listener works to understand the speakers feelings and true meaning.
active listening
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possibility of loss or injury
risk
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we have a mental picture of an ideal mate based on appearance, character, or other traits. They measure the person against this ideal.
Ideal mate theory
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when partners respond negatively, make judgements, or blame their partner
invalidation
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The ability to handle situations without upsetting the people involved.
diplomacy
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responds to invite the speaker to continue to share feelings and ideas like "cool" or "that's great"
passive listening
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order things from first to last
prioritize
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acts as a "filter" utilizing all the other filters to "sift" through eligible partners.
filter theory
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