CMST 312 Exam 2

6. a type of nonlistening where we focus communication on ourselves instead of the speaker
8. this basic emotion is felt when something of value has been lost and cannot be recovered
10. this stage of knapp's model involves establishing a shared conception of the relationship
11. this type of listening is characterized by listening to judge the accuracy, honesty, and completeness of a message
14. _____ attachment is characterized by a negative view of self and others
16. this stage of listening involves attaching meaning to cues provided by a communication partner
18. ____ uncertainty involves questioning your partners commitment to the relationship
19. social emotions that reflect that interpersonal experiences aren't fulfilling or have taken a bad turn such as sadness, grief, loneliness
20. a type of listening for pleasure or enjoyment

1. covert actions designed to reveal information about a partners involvement
2. in the _____ stage of listening, we recall and retain information that has been shared with us
3. in nonverbal communication, when we display emotions that we don't actually feel
4. in the triangular theory of love, this type of love is characterized by intimacy and commitment but lacking passion
5. when we replace a word with a gesture that conveys a similar meaning, such as a thumbs up
7. _____ vs. predictability is a dialectical tension when we like some surprise to keep things interesting
9. feelings that occur in interpersonal communication or relationships
12. this type of love enjoys the thrill of the chase and playing hard to get
13. this type of love is made up of lots of commitment, but little intimacy and passion
15. this type of love is characterized by drama, also known as obsessive love (SAMPLE SYSTEM)
17. the use of space to influence communication
21. when we are feeling embarrassed, our action tendencies compel us to ______ a situation