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Griffin's definition of communicaion - correct answer relational process of creating a message that elicits a response Paradox of COM - correct answer communication is worthy of study but we've been doing it our whole lives so why study? National COM association says graduates should be able to do - correct answer how people use messages across different channels Burleson's definition of a message - correct answer messages are sets of behavioral expressions, typically consisting...

Be familiar with the "paradox" of studying communication theory - correct answer Communication is important (worthy of study) but we all have years of first-hand experience communicating (no need to study). Paradox is a tension between two ideas that conflict. We communicate so we don't need to study it, but it's important to study. Griffin's definition of communication - correct answer "Communication is the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response." ...

Judee Burgoons definition of theory - correct answer a theory is a set of systematic, informed hunches about the way things work Griffins definition of communication - correct answer communication is the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response study of communication involves - correct answer PRODUCTION of messages, MESSAGES themselves, EFFECTS of the messages, the MEDIUM of a message Images of theory - correct answer NET to grasp elusive c...

How has Burgoon changed her thinking about "arousal" in Expectancy Violation Theory (EVT)? - correct answer Don't measure physiological arousal, measure NON-VERBAL behavior. Because non-verbal behavior is a symptom of physiological arousal and is much easier to measure. After her work on EVT, what was Burgoon trying to establish in her "key study" on physiological arousal that was discussed in lecture? - correct answer rate arousal: Coders rated people carrying on conversations in terms of ...

How has Burgoon changed her thinking about "arousal" in Expectancy Violation Theory? - correct answer She said people felt physiologically (heartbeat etc) aroused when their expectations were violated. Lack of evidence. Later, this was changed to the "orienting response" or mental alertness which focuses attention on the violator. Still lack of evidence/research. later becomes side effect rather than central concept. Privacy Management Theory - correct answer - a theory explaining how peo...

How has Burgoon changed her thinking about "arousal" in Expectancy Violation Theory? - correct answer She said people felt aroused when their expectations were violated. Later, this was changed to the "orienting response" or mental alertness which focuses attention on the violator. Now she views it as a link between EV and communication outcome. Concept of arousal is central to the theory, later becomes side effect rather than central concept. After her work on EVT, what was Burgoon trying...

How does Sandra Petronio define privacy? - correct answer Feeling that one has the right to OWN private information. Why does Sandra call it "disclosure of private information" over "self-disclosure" - correct answer 1. Sometimes it's not about us. (about friends or family) 2. Self-disclosure has a positive connotation while "disclosure of private information" has a neutral connotation 3. Self-disclosure is associated with intimate relationships like SPT 4. Focuses on content of inform...