What do you know about interpersonal communication? Do you imagine you can take on this quiz? Interpersonal communication encompasses all behavior, which includes verbal and non -verbal. Both take place during the interaction. The chief function of interpersonal communication is interpersonal relationships, and the central focus is the quality of interaction between participants. The components of this activity include sender, message, channel, and receiver. Take this quiz and learn more about interpersonal communication.
Material Self
Artifacts
Modeling
Confirmation
Spiritual Self
Social Self
Role Models
Self Esteem
Self-Disclosure
High-Self Monitor
Image Mangement
Self-Monitoring
Self-Awareness
Image Mangement
Selective Retention
Channel
Closure
Proximity
Proxemics
Primary Emotions
Facial Expressions
Micro-Expressions
Organization
Figure and Ground
Interpretation
Psychological constructs
Olfactics
Paralanguage
Chronemics
Recency
Attribution
Stereotyping
Controllability
Locus
Controllability
Conformation
Attribution
Polarization
Euphemisms
Profanity
Slang
Illustrators
Primacy
Perceptual Set
Acculturation
Reflected Appraisal
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
Body Endowment
Social Penetration Theory
Self-fulfilling Prophesy
Enculturation
Acculturation
In-Groups
Cultural Lens
Perceptual Set
Gender Roles
Asexuality
Androgyny
Use perceptual Schema
Selective Retention
Selective Attention
Overattribution
Euphemisms
Profanity
Hate Speech
Slang
Self-Fulfilling Prophesy
Norm of Reciprocity
Social Penetration Theory
Image Management
Channel Rich Contexts
Continuum of Awareness
Channel
Channel Lean Contexts
Selective Exposure
Proxemics
Confirmation
Cognitive Complexity
Selective Retention
Selective Exposure
Selective Attention
Static Evaluation
Affect Displays
Body Modification
Bypassing
Static Evaluation
Primary Emotions
Micro-Expression
Feedback
Semi-fixed Feature Space
Values
Co-cultures
Acculturation
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
Syntactic Rules
Pragmatic Rules
Phonological Rules
Semantic Rules
Semantic Rules
Syntactic Rules
Pragmatic Rules
Phonological Rules
Repetition
Contrast
Intensity
Unusual/Unexpected
Interact Constructs
Physical Constructs
Role Constructs
Perception Constructs
Psychological Constructs
Physiological Role
Social Role
Societal Role
Cultural Role
Primacy
Static Evaluation
Recency
Chronemics
Connotative Meaning
Loaded Language
Abstract Term
Paralanguage
Interpersonal Perspective
Overattribution
Stereotyping
Egocentrism
Phonological Rules
Language
Language is Symbolic
Abstract Term
Self-Esteem
Self-Concept
Modeling
Self-Disclosure
Reflected Appraisal
Self-Concept
Norm of Reciprocity
Immediate Social Comparison
Self-Monitoring
Role Models
Distance Social Comparison
Immediate Social Comparison
Face
High Self-Monitor
Self-Disclosure
Social Penetration Theory
Approval
Rejection
Disconfirmation
Confirmation
Stigma
Rejection
Disconfirmation
Low-Self Monitor
Slang
Euphemisms
Bypassing
Connotative Meaning
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