Interpersonal Communication- A Mindful Approach to Relationships, 2020a

Integrative Conflict
Intensifying
Intensity
Intention
Interaction Model
Interaction Variability
Interactional Function
Interdependence
Interdependent
Internal Locus of Control
Internalization
Internet Characteristics
Internet Infidelity
Interpersonal Communication
Interpreting
Intimacy
Intimate Partner Violence
Intrapersonal
Intrapersonal Communication
Introversion
Jargon
Johari Window
A win-win approach to conflict, whereby both parties attempt to
come to a settled agreement that is mutually beneficial.
The stage of coming together where two people truly become a
couple.
The volume of your speech; how loudly or softly you express yourself.
Factor of mindful practice that involves being aware of why you are
doing something.
Communication model that views the sender and the receiver as
responsible for the effectiveness of the communication.
The ability to talk about various topics.
The use of language to help you form and maintain relationships.
When individuals involved in a relationship characterize it as
continuous and important.
A relationship in which people need each other or depend on each
other in some way, and the actions of one person affect the other.
The belief that an individual can control their behavior and life
circumstances.
When an individual adopts influence and alters their thinking,
feeling, and/or behaviors because doing so is intrinsically rewarding.
Internet characteristic that influence Internet relationships such as
speed, reach, interactivity, and anonymity.
Sexual energy of any sort—thoughts, feelings, and behaviors—outside
of a committed sexual relationship in such a way that it damages
the relationship, and pretending that this drain in energy will affect
neither one’s partner nor the relationship as long as it remains
undiscovered.
The exchange of messages between two people.
Interpretation is the act of assigning meaning to a stimulus and then
determining the worth of the object (evaluation).
Close and deeply personal contact with another person.
Includes physical violence, sexual violence, stalking, and
psychological aggression.
Something that exists or occurs within an individual’s self or mind.
Communication phenomena that exist within or occurs because of an
individual’s self or mind.
An individual’s likelihood to be quiet, shy, and more reserved
The specialized or technical language particular to a specific
profession, occupation, or group that is either meaningless or difficult
for outsiders to understand.
A model that illustrates self-disclosure and the process by which you
interact with other people.
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