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Montana State University Jungle Cruise Movie Application Paper

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You may do this assignment on any movie of your choosing. I prefer a American movie, please tell me the movie you choose before beginning!!! Please let me know if you have any questions. This is for an interpersonal communication class. I will give you the book.

Conflict, Climate & Interpersonal Relationships

Chapters 8 -11 – Movie Application

Guidelines: Your task is to find examples from the movie to illustrate 12 different terms from the list below. Concepts must be explained and illustrated within the context of the applicable chapter. Please do not write on this handout. Use the list below to select 12 different concepts (3 from each chapter) and for each:

  1. Identify the concept and briefly explain it in your own words (no text quotes) and
  2. Describe how the term/concept is illustrated in a scene from the movie; be sure to develop the example enough to directly connect the scene with the term/concept chosen.

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Why we form relationships:

Appearance

Similarity

Complimentary

Reciprocal attraction

Competence

Disclosure

Proximity

Rewards

Affinity

Avoiding

Bonding

Circumscribing

Connection-autonomy

dialectic

Control

Dialectical tensions

Differentiating

Experimenting

Immediacy

Initiating

Integrating

Intensifying

Meta-communication

Openness-privacy

dialectic

Predictability-novelty

dialectic

Relational commitment

Relational maintenance

Relational

transgression

Respect

Stagnating

Terminating

Intimacy

Dimensions of intimacy

Masculine & feminine

intimacy styles

Cultural influences on

intimacy

Limits of intimacy

Self-disclosure

Social penetration

Depth

Breadth

Clichés, facts,

opinions and feelings

Johari Window

Catharsis

Reciprocity

Self-clarification

Self-validation

Identity management

Relational

maintenance &

enhancement

Social influence

Rejection

Negative impression

Decreased relational

Satisfaction

Loss on influence

Hurting the other

Guidelines for SD

Alternatives to SD

Silence

Lying

Equivocating

Hinting

Benevolent lie

Privacy management

Comm. climate

Confirming comm.

Recognition

Acknowledgement

Endorsement

Disconfirming comm.

Impervious

Interrupting

Irrelevant

Tangential

Impersonal

Ambiguous

Incongruous

Disagreeing message

Complaining

Argumentativeness

Escalatory conflict

spiral

De-escalatory conflict

Spiral

Face-threatening acts

Gibb’s Categories:

Evaluation

Description

Control

Problem-orientation

Strategy

Spontaneity

Neutrality

Empathy

Superiority

Equality

Certainty

Provisionalism

Saving face

The assertive message

Format

Responses to criticism

Conflict

Avoiding

Accommodating

Competing

Compromising

Collaborating

Crazymakers

Relational conflict styles:

Complementary

Symmetrical

Parallel

Conflict rituals

Influences on conflict styles:

Gender

Culture

Constructive conflict skills

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