Interpersonal Communication- A Mindful Approach to Relationships, 2020a

Emotional Loneliness
Emotional Vampires
Emotions
Empathic Listening
Empathizing
Empathy
Endurance Test
Environment
Eros
Ethics
Ethics
Ethnocentrism
Euphemism
Evaluative Listening
Excuse-Making
Experimenting
Expert Power
Expressive
Expressive Communication
External Locus of Control
Extraversion
Eye Gaze
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Form of loneliness that occurs when an individual feels that he or she
does not have an emotional connection with others.
A colloquial term used to describe individuals with whom we interact
that use more of our emotional resources when interacting with
people, which often causes an increase in our levels of stress.
The physical reactions to stimuli in the outside environment.
Attempting to put yourself in another person’s shoes or to provide a
supportive listening environment.
This is used to show that you identify with the speaker’s information.
The ability to recognize and mutually experience another person’s
attitudes, emotions, experiences, and thoughts.
Form of secret testing in which the partner is tested by engaging
in actions that the partner might perceive to be a cost in the
relationship.
The context or situation in which communication occurs.
Romantic love involving serial monogamous relationships.
The set of moral values each person carries throughout life—concepts
of what is right and wrong, good and bad, or just and unjust.
The judgmental attachment to whether something is good, right, or
just.
The degree to which an individual views the world from their own
culture’s perspective while evaluating different cultures according to
their own culture’s preconceptions often accompanied by feelings of
dislike, mistrust, or hate for cultures deemed inferior.
Replacing blunt words with more polite words.
Listening for a speaker’s main points and determining the strengths
and weaknesses to formulate a rebuttal or present important points
that may not have been covered.
Any time an individual attempts to shift the blame for an individual’s
behavior from reasons more central to the individual to sources
outside of their control in the attempt to make themselves look better
and more in control.
The stage of coming together “Small talk” occurs at this stage and you
are searching for commonalities.
The ability of an individual to influence another because of their level
of perceived knowledge or skill.
Roles that are relationship-oriented.
Messages that are sent either verbally or nonverbally related to an
individual’s emotions and feelings.
The belief that an individual’s behavior and circumstances exist
because of forces outside the individual’s control.
An individual’s likelihood to be talkative, dynamic, and outgoing.
The act of fixing your eyes on someone.
Interpersonal Communication