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1. | The socially approved identity that a communicator tries to present |
3. | The process of putting thoughts into symbols |
4. | The route by which messages flow between sources and receivers |
6. | A deliberately vague statement that can be interpreted in more than one way |
8. | Rules governing how words sound when pronounced |
9. | The process where the receiver attaches meaning to a message |
10. | The process of applying exaggerated beliefs associated with a categorizing system |
12. | Specialized shorthand vocabulary for individuals with a similar background or education |
13. | The attitude that one’s culture is superior to another |
15. | Using a non-verbal response instead of a verbal response |
17. | The pattern of behavior expected of group members |
18. | The study of how humans use and structure time |
20. | Rules governing the structure of language |
21. | Reciprocal communication pattern where each person’s message reinforces the other’s |
24. | Any distraction that interferes with or changes a message during transmission |
25. | Using non-verbal messages that contradict with spoken messages |
27. | The stories people create and use to make sense of their personal world |
28. | Communication between individuals |
29. | Hiding visual cues that signal that a speaker may be lying |
31. | The ability to project oneself into another person’s point of view |
32. | Behavior used to maintain our presenting image and that of others |
35. | The individual who analyzes and interprets the message |