final exam | COMM 1001 - Introduction to Communications, Quizzes of Communication

Download final exam | COMM 1001 - Introduction to Communications and more Quizzes Communication in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 communication DEFINITION 1 the relational process of creating and interpreting messages that elicit a response TERM 2 purpose of a theory DEFINITION 2 help us understand and improve human communication an informed guess of how or why things work TERM 3 turners defintion of a theory DEFINITION 3 a process of developing ideas that allows us to explain how and why an event occurs TERM 4 qualitative vs. quantitative DEFINITION 4 qual: interpretive quan: number based TERM 5 symbolic interactionism DEFINITION 5 the ways humans act towards people or things on the basis of the meaning they assign to those people or things TERM 6 symbolic interactionism accounts for the meaning of origin by: DEFINITION 6 the use of shared symbols TERM 7 according to symbolic interactionism our self concept is developed by DEFINITION 7 interactions with others TERM 8 edward halls term for peoples use of space DEFINITION 8 proxemics TERM 9 a main focus of altman and taylors social penetration theory DEFINITION 9 social exchange where people will risk self TERM 10 berger assumes that what people first meet their primary concern is to: DEFINITION 10 reduce uncertainty TERM 21 ethnography DEFINITION 21 descriptions of human societies TERM 22 Types of stories that Paconowsky claims dramatizes organizational life? DEFINITION 22 corporate and personal TERM 23 why is deetzs theory considered a critical theory? DEFINITION 23 wants to examine decison making TERM 24 managerialism DEFINITION 24 idea that values control over all other concerns TERM 25 four different ways corporate decisons can be made? DEFINITION 25 strategy consent involvement participation TERM 26 aristotles definition of rhetoric DEFINITION 26 faculty of observing TERM 27 enthymeme DEFINITION 27 three part deductive argument, incomplete version of a syllogism TERM 28 sophist DEFINITION 28 traveling speech TERM 29 ethos DEFINITION 29 appeal to ethics TERM 30 pathos DEFINITION 30 appeal to emmotions TERM 31 logos DEFINITION 31 appeal to logic TERM 32 identification DEFINITION 32 realized common ground between the speaker and the audience TERM 33 mortification DEFINITION 33 confession of guilt TERM 34 Burke primary motive for human communication DEFINITION 34 motivated by animal nature and symbols TERM 35 why does mcluhan say that media environments are invisable? DEFINITION 35 b/c we have trouble recognizing how media works in the enviroment