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Practice Test
: COMM 305 Chapter 12
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internal dialects
relational dialects
dialogue
segmentation
expression/non-expression
stability/ change
contradiction
a dynamic knot of contradictions in personal relationships; a constant interplay between contrary or opposing tendencies
communication that is constitutive, always in flux, capable of achieving aesthetic moments
ongoing tensions played out within a relationship
a dividing tactic by which partners isolate different aspects of their relationship
a class of relational dialects that includes openness-closedness, revelation-concealment, candor-secrecy, transparency-privacy
a class of relaitonal dialects including certainty-uncertainty, conventionality-uniqueness, predictability- surprise, routine-novelty
the dynamic interplay between unified oppositions; formed when 2 tendencies are interdependent
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dialogue as utterance
integration/separation
dialogue as critical sensibility
dialogue as an aesthetic moment
critique of relational dialects
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dialogue as constitutive process
ongoing tensions played out within a relationship
communication that creates, sustains, adn alters relationships and the social world; social construction
communication that is constitutive, always in flux, capable of achieving aesthetic moments
(1) a new understanding of people (2) a community of agreement (3) clarification of values (4) reform of society (5) aesthetic appeal
a class of relaitonal dialects including certainty-uncertainty, conventionality-uniqueness, predictability- surprise, routine-novelty
spiraling inversion
(1) a new understanding of people (2) a community of agreement (3) clarification of values (4) reform of society (5) aesthetic appeal
switching back and forth between two contrasting voices, responding first to one pull, then the other
communication that creates, sustains, adn alters relationships and the social world; social construction
a dividing tactic by which partners isolate different aspects of their relationship
the unpredictable, unfinalized, nature of personal relationships
external dialects
a class of relational dialects that includes connectedness-separateness, inclusion-seclusion, intimacy-independence, closeness-autonomy
a portion of multivocal communication that affects and is affected by one or more other voices in the conversation
ongoing tensions between a couple and their community
a fleeting sense of unity through a profound respect for disparate voices in dialogue
the dynamic interplay between unified oppositions; formed when 2 tendencies are interdependent
dialogue as dialectical flux
a portion of multivocal communication that affects and is affected by one or more other voices in the conversation
a class of relaitonal dialects including certainty-uncertainty, conventionality-uniqueness, predictability- surprise, routine-novelty
the unpredictable, unfinalized, nature of personal relationships
switching back and forth between two contrasting voices, responding first to one pull, then the other
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Practice Test: COMM 305 Chapter 12