CMN 2130 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Interpersonal Communication

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Communication
• Course: CMN 2130
• Professor: Mary Hawkins

Document Summary

Any articles that are posted and pp"s - week after midterm only. There is a love between a mother and her child. These different types of love have many similarities yet have phenomenal difference. Love can be sexual, but it is de nitely contextual. The greeks had six distinct words for love spending on the context, whereas we often use the single term love to describe many things. Development of romantic relationships: no interaction - attraction for someone may motivate us to move beyond the no interaction stage. Invitational communication - signal or invite them to interact with us. 2: explorational communication - individuals respond favourable to our innovational communication we then engage in explorational communication - we start to share info. Intensifying communication - the happy stage - cant bear tone away from the other person. 4: revising communication - the high wears off and a realistic perspective of one another hits.