COM 207 Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

ontologyreality; the nature of reality; how things come to be; informs the paradigm ParadigmMartin and Nakayama "strongly held worldviews and beliefs that under gird scholarship" EpistemologyKnowledge; the nature of knowledge; what counts as knowledge; its daily life elements; how do you know what you know interpretive ontologyreality is socially and individually constructed through words, symbols, and behaviors concerned with understanding the world as it is interpretive epistemolog...

TheoryA set of systematic, informed hunches about the way things work. metaphors towards theories end of chapter oneNets: used to capture info about everything, with different size nets to capture and understand more in depth subjects. Lenses: Used to highlight certain areas and to focus on those while at the same time ignoring other areas. Maps: Can be used to guide us through unfamiliar territory in communication epistemologyThe study of origin, nature, method, and limits of knowledge....

COM 207 Theory Exam Review Questions and Answers It is possible to have a relationship that has depth but not breadth. TRUE The more complex a theory, the better it is, since it more closely conforms to the real world. FALSE One of the main differences between objective and interpretive scholars is that interpretive scholars believe they can discover the one reality that exists. FALSE In symbolic interactionism, the concept of the looking glass is that we gain a mental self-image ...

COM 207 theory exam questions and answers It is possible to have a relationship that has depth but not breadth. TRUE The more complex a theory, the better it is, since it more closely conforms to the real world. FALSE One of the main differences between objective and interpretive scholars is that interpretive scholars believe they can discover the one reality that exists. FALSE In symbolic interactionism, the concept of the looking glass is that we gain a mental self-image by imag...

COM 207 Module 4 notes definite guarantee to Acing COM 207 Module 4 notes definite guarantee to Acing COM 207 Module 4 notes definite guarantee to Acing COM 207 Module 4 notes definite guarantee to Acing Module 4 notes Chapter 7—expectancy violatons theory  The beginning o Nonverbal expectancy violatons theory o Personal space—proxemics  What is personal space?  What factors determine our personal space?  Personal space o What are the 4 interpersonal distances? 1...

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COM 207 Intro to Communication Inquiry Research Exam COM 207 Intro to Communication Inquiry Research Exam COM 207 Intro to Communication Inquiry Research Exam COM 207 Intro to Communication Inquiry Research Exam COM 207: Intro to Communication Inquiry Research Exam  Question 1 0 out of 1 points Google sources are ______ compared to your ASU virtual library resources.  Question 2 1 out of 1 points What is included in the running head?  Question 3 0 out of 1 points A lit...

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