Comm 1000 1st edition Exam #2 Lectures 7-13Lecture 7Define what interpersonal communication is. What are communication norms and roles? Be able to identify relational norms, relational roles, and relational conflict. Know the main points of self-disclosure. Attachment, what are the main points of it? Know about children and attachment. Know what each caregiver communication patterns are: Secure, avoidant, and anxious-ambivalent. You have to define these three patterns. Marriage, what are the marital styles? Traditional, Independent, and separates; be able to describe these three marriages. Lecture 8Dialectical perspective, define what it is. The three main points of Dialectical perspective: Autonomy vs. Connection, Certainty vs. Uncertainty, and Openness vs. Closedness. Be able to describe these three different dialectical perspective. Know what dominance and how it is played out in relationships. Also know what power is, they are two different things. Be able to know how proximity and geographical closeness affect relationships and how they affect how people make relationships. What are the factors associated with liking and romantic love? Describe how similarities actually attract and not opposites. What are the components that prove this? Be able to know if this only refers to romantic relationships or to any relationship in general. Lecture 9 Know the five points when it comes to confirmation and disconfirmation. Also know the climates in confirming and disconfirming messages. How is defensiveness and supportiveness played out in relationships? Know the stages to Knapp’s Life cycle model. Be able to know the different stages. How do relationships start to break apart according to Knapp? Also be able to know Duck’s different stages in relationships. What are Duck’s dissolution faces and how is maintain and relationship a lot of work?Lecture 10 What is conflict? Conflict is defined as “an expression struggle between at least two interdependent parties who perceive incompatible goals, scarce resources, and interference from others in achieving their goals. Be able to thoroughly explain the different levels of conflict: Intrapersonal, interpersonal, intragroup, and intergroup. Also know the stages of conflict. Know what Kilmann and Thomas model of conflict resolution. What are some of the negative things associated with these conflict resolutions?Lecture 11Comm 1000 1st editionNegotiation is means of resolving conflict defined by Walker and Harris as “the process of resolving difference through mutually acceptable tradeoffs. Know the six-step model of negotiation: Analyzing the negotiation situation, planning for the upcoming negotiations, organizing, gaining/maintaining, closing the negotiations, and continuous improvement. Also know principled negotiation and the four “rules of thumb.” Lecture 12Know the statistics of lying in relationships. Why do couples lie to each other? Also know what are some certain things couples tend to lie more about. Also when it comes to relationships how does lying effect these relationships. Ethics is the study of the general nature of morals and the specific moral choices a person makes. Know Aristotle’s golden mean, Kant’s categorical imperative, bentham and Mill’s utilitarianism, Rawl’s principle of justice and the three principles most commonly used in making ethical decisions. Know what plagiarism, and paraphrasing is. Lecture 13Lippard-five reason of lying: to protect/acquire material resources, to decrease/increase, to avoid conflict, to protect. Bok-moral excuses for lying: to avoid harm, to produce benefits, for fairness, for sake of unknown truth. Be able to know why disclosing secrets also have ethical dimensions. What is Whistleblowing? And what are some of the cases? Know the points to leaks are secrets made known to others by an anonymous