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Office Assignment #2

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Interpersonal Communication (COMM 1222)

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Academic year: 2021/2022
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Self-awareness: ability to view yourself as a unique person Self-esteem: overall value of yourself, that is posiive or negaive Self discrepancy theory: Comparing your ideal & ought self - Ideal self: (characterisics you want to have, the “perfect you”) - Ought self: (the person others wish you and expect you to be) Self-concept: (percepion of who you are)

Secure Atachment: low in anxiety & avoidance Preoccupied Atachment: high in anxiety & low in avoidance Face – your public self, what you want other to see/know Mask – a public self-designed to strategically veil your private self Embarrassment – feelings of shame, humiliaion, and sadness Self-disclosure: revealing private info Social Penetraion theory – revealing self to other by peeling back layer, peripheral then intermediate, then central Breadth- the number of diferent aspects you reveal Depth – how deep/personal the info is that you share

Noise: Physical (external) Physiological (internal impairment) Psychological (thoughts in your head) Semanic (jargon, language)

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Office Assignment #2

Course: Interpersonal Communication (COMM 1222)

7 Documents
Students shared 7 documents in this course

University: University of Minnesota Duluth

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Self-awareness: ability to view yourself as a unique person
Self-esteem: overall value of yourself, that is positive or negative
Self discrepancy theory: Comparing your ideal & ought self
- Ideal self: (characteristics you want to have, the “perfect you”)
- Ought self: (the person others wish you and expect you to be)
Self-concept: (perception of who you are)
Secure Attachment: low in anxiety & avoidance
Preoccupied Attachment: high in anxiety & low in avoidance
Face – your public self, what you want other to see/know
Mask – a public self-designed to strategically veil your private self
Embarrassment – feelings of shame, humiliation, and sadness
Self-disclosure: revealing private info
Social Penetration theory – revealing self to other by peeling back layer, peripheral then intermediate,
then central
Breadth- the number of different aspects you reveal
Depth – how deep/personal the info is that you share

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