Comm382 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

T/F: Verbal and noverbal communication take place simultaneously. Ans- True Verbal/nonverbal comm. is known as "cognitive content" while verbal/nonverbal is known as "affective content Ans- verbal, nonverbal Expectancy Violation Theory assumes what? Ans- humans anticipate certain behavior from the people they interact with ______ experiences pertain to all members of a language community Ans- general _____ experiences pertain to specified individuals Ans- particularized Expectancy...

Assimilation Ans- -When individuals desire contact with the host culture while not necessarily maintaining an identity of their native culture Marginalization Ans- -Individuals choose not to identify with their native culture or their host culture Separation Ans- -When individuals prefer low levels of interaction with the host culture while desiring a close connection with their native culture Integration Ans- -The individual develops a kind of bicultural orientation -Individuals d...

Early development of the disciplinePost WW2 era, Foreign Service Institute 1946, Edward Hall's works (Silent Language and Hidden Dimension), practically oriented, emphasis on non verbal communication, emphasis on international settings, interdisciplinary focus culture as an icebergvisible (behavior), invisible (history, religion, geography), both (values and attitude Social Scientific -- disciplinary originpsychology and sociology Social Scientific -- research goaldescribe and predic...

T/F: Verbal and noverbal communication take place simultaneously.True Verbal/nonverbal comm. is known as "cognitive content" while verbal/nonverbal is known as "affective contentverbal, nonverbal Expectancy Violation Theory assumes what?humans anticipate certain behavior from the people they interact with ______ experiences pertain to all members of a language communitygeneral _____ experiences pertain to specified individualsparticularized Expectancy Violation Theory includes what t...

Assimilation-When individuals desire contact with the host culture while not necessarily maintaining an identity of their native culture Marginalization-Individuals choose not to identify with their native culture or their host culture Separation-When individuals prefer low levels of interaction with the host culture while desiring a close connection with their native culture Integration-The individual develops a kind of bicultural orientation -Individuals desire a high level of intera...

Early development of the disciplinePost WW2 era, Foreign Service Institute 1946, Edward Hall's works (Silent Language and Hidden Dimension), practically oriented, emphasis on non verbal communication, emphasis on international settings, interdisciplinary focus culture as an icebergvisible (behavior), invisible (history, religion, geography), both (values and attitude Social Scientific -- disciplinary originpsychology and sociology Social Scientific -- research goaldescribe and predic...

T/F: Verbal and noverbal communication take place simultaneously.True Verbal/nonverbal comm. is known as "cognitive content" while verbal/nonverbal is known as "affective contentverbal, nonverbal Expectancy Violation Theory assumes what?humans anticipate certain behavior from the people they interact with ______ experiences pertain to all members of a language communitygeneral _____ experiences pertain to specified individualsparticularized Expectancy Violation Theory includes what t...

Assimilation-When individuals desire contact with the host culture while not necessarily maintaining an identity of their native culture Marginalization-Individuals choose not to identify with their native culture or their host culture Separation-When individuals prefer low levels of interaction with the host culture while desiring a close connection with their native culture Integration-The individual develops a kind of bicultural orientation -Individuals desire a high level of intera...

African communication systems constitute an integral part of the socio-cultural heritage of Africans. However, according to Ibagere (1994:81- 82), Civilization, which has brought about modernization, has compelled the African to cannibalize some of the traditional modes of communication. On this, we are going to discuss about visual and instrumentals mode of communication.