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Quiz 13: Connecting Through Interpersonal Communication: Developing, Maintaining, and Dissolving Relationships
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Question 41
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Rate yourself using Burleson and Samter's definitions of interpersonal skills. Briefly identify at least four of the seven skills, and describe how it applies to you.
Question 42
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Explain how interpersonal conflict can be destructive to a relationship. Provide an example for one of these circumstances.
Question 43
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Review interpersonal needs theory, and discuss how this theory explains interpersonal behavior and motivation.
Question 44
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Identify and briefly describe the three common dialectical tensions.
Question 45
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Describe the five strategies people use to manage dialectical tension. Provide an example for each.
Question 46
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Briefly analyze a new relationship you have formed in the last year. This relationship could be a romantic relationship or a friendship. In what ways do the stages in your new relationship illustrate Knapp and Vangelisti's stages of coming together? Do you think this framework for relationships is applicable to friendships, or is it only applicable to romantic relationships? Provide examples to illustrate your answer.
Question 47
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Define relationship. As part of your response, provide two relationship examples from your own life. Describe each one in terms of intimacy or kinship, the roles of those involved, and the time spent together.
Question 48
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Discuss various ways in which culture and gender affect processes of self-disclosure. Provide examples where appropriate to support your answer.
Question 49
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Describe social penetration theory and its components. List five statements you might make to a roommate over time that demonstrate increased depth of penetration.