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Chapter 6: Interpersonal Communication and Conversation
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Interpersonal communication & conversation
The Principle of Conversation
Alejandra Casillas, Mohammad Alemam,
Richie Chhay,
Karina Camarillo
Balkis Arfaoui
Chapter 6
Chapter Outline
- Preliminaries to Interpersonal Communication and Conversation
- The Principles of Conversations
- Everyday Conversations
Preliminaries to Interpersonal Communication and Conversation
Definition of Interpersonal Communication
Definition
The Interpersonal communication is communication that occurs between two people who have a relationship
Video Example
Video Explanation
The Interpersonal
Continuum
Definition
The Interpersonal Continuum is something that ranges from impersonal communication which is when two people who aren't familiar with each other talk vs highly personal compared to talking to someone like a parent or a friend.
Video Example
Video explanation
The
Interpersonal
Process
Definition
The five stages of choosing what you'll say and how you'll say it
Video Example
Start video @ 1:25 and videos ends @ 3:50
Video Interpretation
The Principle of Conversation
The principle of turn-taking
Th principle of immediacy
Principle of Cooperation
The mutually agreed-upon assumption that two people will try to understand each other.
The Principle of Cooperation
Quantity Principle requires that you be only as informative as necessary to communicate the intended meaning
Example Video
Quantity Principle
Quality Principle
Assuming that with who you are communicating with that their story is the full truth, because you can only believe what they are telling you
Quality Principle
Manner Principle
When communicating with another person, you make the conversation very clear, well organized, as well as trying to use familiar words with who you're communicating with
Manner Principle
Conversation is (Usually) Polite
The Politeness Principle is widely used in our daily life.
The principle of politeness
The Maxim Tact
"For example if you wanted to ask someone a favor, using the maxim of tact, you might say something along the lines of "I know you're bus but..." Indicating that you still want them to do something for you even though it is clear that they are busy.
Maxim of Tact
The Maxim Of Generosity
Maxim Of Generosity
When using the Maxim of generosity you might use say something like "I know you're busy, so I'll walk the dog" this is a perfect example of maxim generosity because you're confirming the other person's importance and not asking them to go out of their way to do something else.
The Maxim of Approbation
When you compliment and even praise over someone, shown in the video example below
Maxim Of Approbation
The Maxim Of Modesty
when receiving a compliment, you tend to give a compliment right back to them.
Maxim Of Modesty
The Maxim Of Agreement
seeking out information that both you and the person can mutually agree on, while at the same time avoiding saying something that can turn into a disagreement
In the video example below, they both come to an agreement, on her new look
Maxim Of Agreement
The Maxim Of Sympathy
Using this maxim you understands and validate ones feelings,and our supportive through it all
Maxim Of Sympathy
In the video example Riley's parents are listening to her feelings as well as showing sympathy towards her
Turn-taking is the skill of knowing when to start and finish a turn in a conversation.
the principle of dialogue
A dialogue is an exchange of conversation between individuals where each person is a speaker and listener.
Immediacy makes the conversation effective and it creates closeness, a sense of togetherness between a listener and a speaker.
Everyday Conversation
Everyday
Conversations
Basic Principles:
- Small talk
- Apology
- Compliments
Definition of Small Talk
A polite and extensive way to engage a conversation with another person.
Small talk
Video Example
Video Example
Explanation
Explanation of Video
Little boy named Russell Makes Conversation With Carl the old man
Guide to Small Talk
Guide
- Topics: noncontroversial and brief
- Be Positive
- Understand leaving cues
- Focus on similarities than Difference
- Avoid monologue
- Associate topics
- Answer questions
Definition of Apology
Expression of regret or sorrow of your actions
Apology
Video Example
Video
Explanation of Video
The girl expresses her feelings towards her friends being gone as she blames herself
Effective Apology
Effective
Apology
- Used in specific situation
- Take consideration of the situation
Video Example
Video
Example
Explanation
Explanation of video
Judy the Bunny apologies to her friend Nick the fox for stating all predators are dangerous.
Guide to Effective Apology
Guide
- Admit wrongdoing
- Be apologetic
- Be specific
- Empathize
- Give assurance
- Avoid excuses
- choose appropriate channel
Definition of Compliment
A message of praise, flattery, or congratulation
Compliments
Video Example
Video Example
Explanation
Video Explanation
Morgan (girl) express that she felt embarrassed that her face is ugly but Josh Peck express she is beautiful
Guide to Giving Compliment
- Be honest
- Compliment in moderation
- Be complimentary
- Be specific
- Be personal in your feelings
Guide
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