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A SET of moral PRINCIPLES that may be HELD by a SOCIETY, a GROUP, or an individual.

A set of moral principles that may be held by a society, a group, or an individual.

The degree to which ONE PARTICIPANT is PERCEIVED to be more DOMINANT or powerful.

The degree to which one participant is perceived to be more dominant or powerful.

The DEGREE of LIKING or ATTRACTIVENESS in a RELATIONSHIP.

The degree of liking or attractiveness in a relationship.

MESSAGES PUT together with careful thought when we recognize that our known SCRIPTS are INADEQUATE for the SITUATION.

Messages put together with careful thought when we recognize that our known scripts are inadequate for the situation.

Phrasings learned from PAST encounters that we judge to be APPROPRIATE to the present SITUATIONS.

Phrasings learned from past encounters that we judge to be appropriate to the present situations.

SPOKEN WITHOUT MUCH CONSCIOUS THOUGHT.

spoken without much conscious thought.

ONLINE JOURNALS HOUSED on a WEBSITE.

Online journals housed on a website.

Interactive message exchange between two or more PEOPLE where MULTIPLE MESSAGES are EXCHANGED in real time.

Interactive message exchange between two or more people where multiple messages are exchanged in real time.

Electronic mailing LISTS through the use of e-mail that allow for WIDESPREAD distribution of INFORMATION to MANY Internet USERS, so online discussions can occur in a delayed time format.

Electronic mailing lists through the use of e-mail that allow for widespread distribution of information to many Internet users, so online discussions can occur in a delayed time format.

Short, written messages between MOBILE phones and other handheld electronic devices, EXCHANGED in REAL TIME or STORED for later retrieval.

Short, written messages between mobile phones and other handheld electronic devices, exchanged in real time or stored for later retrieval.

Communication through MAINTAINING a list of people that you can interact with in REAL TIME when they are ONLINE.

Communication through maintaining a list of people that you can interact with in real time when they are online.

Involves participants who do not SHARE a physical context but COMMUNICATE through the use of TECHNOLOGY.

Involves participants who do not share a physical context but communicate through the use of technology.

One PARTICIPANT, the speaker, delivers a PREPARED MESSAGE to a group or AUDIENCE who has ASSEMBLED to hear the speaker.

One participant, the speaker, delivers a prepared message to a group or audience who has assembled to hear the speaker.

Participants COME together for the specific PURPOSE of solving a PROBLEM or arriving at a decision.

Participants come together for the specific purpose of solving a problem or arriving at a decision.

Interactions AMONG a SMALL NUMBER of PEOPLE who have relationships with each other.

Interactions among a small number of people who have relationships with each other.

REACTIONS and RESPONSES to MESSAGES.

Reactions and responses to messages.

DISTRACTIONS AROUSED by certain symbols that take our attention away from the MAIN MESSAGE.

Distractions aroused by certain symbols that take our attention away from the main message.

INTERNAL distractions BASED on THOUGHTS, feelings, or emotional reactions to SYMBOLS.

Internal distractions based on thoughts, feelings, or emotional reactions to symbols.

Thoughts and FEELINGS that compete for ATTENTION and INTERFERE with the COMMUNICATION process.

Thoughts and feelings that compete for attention and interfere with the communication process.

SIGHTS, SOUNDS, and other stimuli in the environment that draw people's attention AWAY from INTENDED meaning.

Sights, sounds, and other stimuli in the environment that draw people's attention away from intended meaning.

Both the ROUTE TRAVELED by the MESSAGE and the MEANS of TRANSPORTATION.

Both the route traveled by the message and the means of transportation.

The VALUES, ATTITUDES, BELIEFS, orientations, and underlying assumptions prevalent among PEOPLE in a society.

The values, attitudes, beliefs, orientations, and underlying assumptions prevalent among people in a society.

The MOOD and FEELINGS each PERSON BRINGS to the CONVERSATION.

The mood and feelings each person brings to the conversation.

The background provided by previous communication EPISODES between the participants that influence UNDERSTANDINGS in the CURRENT encounter.

The background provided by previous communication episodes between the participants that influence understandings in the current encounter.

Its LOCATION, the environmental conditions, the DISTANCE between COMMUNICATORS, seating arrangements, and time of day.

Its location, the environmental conditions, the distance between communicators, seating arrangements, and time of day.

The SETTINGS in which COMMUNICATION OCCURS

The settings in which communication occurs

The PROCESS of INTERPRETING ANOTHER's MESSAGE.

The process of interpreting another's message.

The PROCESS of PUTTING our thoughts and FEELINGS into words and nonverbal CUES.

The process of putting our thoughts and feelings into words and nonverbal cues.

Words, SOUNDS, and ACTIONS that are GENERALLY inderstood to REPRESENT IDEAS and feelings.

Words, sounds, and actions that are generally inderstood to represent ideas and feelings.

THOUGHTS in our MINDS and INTERPRETATIONS of other MESSAGES.

Thoughts in our minds and interpretations of other messages.

VERBAL utterances and non-verbal BEHAVIORS to which MEANING is attributed during COMMUNICATION

Verbal utterances and non-verbal behaviors to which meaning is attributed during communication

Individuals who ASSUME the ROLES of SENDERS and receivers during an INTERACTION.

Individuals who assume the roles of senders and receivers during an interaction.