Schutz Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What is feminist theory? - a wide ranging system of ideas about social life and human experiences developed from a woman centered perspective. [woman centered because it examines the situations and experiences of women, tried to describe the social world from the standpoint of women] First wave feminism - comte coined the term sociology, marx weber and durkheim dominated sociology at this time but there were women doing feminist work at this time also, trying to establish a feminist perspec...

Resumen de Etnometodología y Fenomenología de la materia Sociología a partir de textos, apuntes de la clase y datos investigados Comparaciones, diferencias, autores como Garfinkel, Schutz, Berger y Luckman Introducción a la Unidad Sociologías de la vida cotidiana (Constructivismo)

What is feminist theory? - a wide ranging system of ideas about social life and human experiences developed from a woman centered perspective. [woman centered because it examines the situations and experiences of women, tried to describe the social world from the standpoint of women] First wave feminism - comte coined the term sociology, marx weber and durkheim dominated sociology at this time but there were women doing feminist work at this time also, trying to establish a feminist perspec...

ohari window definition A model that describes the relationship between self-disclosure and self-awareness. The Johari Window (4 parts)- OHBU 1. Open 2. Hidden 3. Blind 4. Unknown Social Penetration Theory describes how disclosure typically progress in two ways- Breadth and Depth Social Penetration Theory- two key components- B/D Breadth- the range of topics on which disclosure is happening (talk about only work with co workers but when the relationship grows you talk...

Johari window definition A model that describes the relationship between self-disclosure and self-awareness. The Johari Window (4 parts)- OHBU 1. Open 2. Hidden 3. Blind 4. Unknown Social Penetration Theory describes how disclosure typically progress in two ways- Breadth and Depth Social Penetration Theory- two key components- B/D Breadth- the range of topics on which disclosure is happening (talk about only work with co workers but when the relationship grows you talk about family...

Johari window definition A model that describes the relationship between self-disclosure and self-awareness. The Johari Window (4 parts)- OHBU 1. Open 2. Hidden 3. Blind 4. Unknown Social Penetration Theory describes how disclosure typically progress in two ways- Breadth and Depth Social Penetration Theory- two key components- B/D Breadth- the range of topics on which disclosure is happening (talk about only work with co workers but when the relationship grows you talk about family) D...

This document contains my personal notes from the guest lecture given by Marcus Schütz during the International Management course. The guest lecture is about the rise and fall of the German automotive industry in China. The document contains 5 pages! It is very important to study this guest lesson for the exam

Johari window definition A model that describes the relationship between self-disclosure and self-awareness. The Johari Window (4 parts)- OHBU 1. Open 2. Hidden 3. Blind 4. Unknown Social Penetration Theory describes how disclosure typically progress in two ways- Breadth and Depth Social Penetration Theory- two key components- B/D Breadth- the range of topics on which disclosure is happening (talk about only work with co workers but when the relationship grows you talk about family) D...

Introduction to Communication – WGU C464/ Competency 2: Communication Strategies- 39% of assessment Johari window definition A model that describes the relationship between self-disclosure and self-awareness. The Johari Window (4 parts)- OHBU 1. Open 2. Hidden 3. Blind 4. Unknown Social Penetration Theory describes how disclosure typically progress in two ways- Breadth and Depth Social Penetration Theory- two key components- B/D Breadth- the range of topics on which disclosure...

When engaging in critical listening, one challenges the speaker's message by evaluating its: Select one: a. nonverbal appeal, verbal appeal, engagement b. clarity, nonverbal appeal, verbal appeal c. trustworthiness, credibility, message appeal d. accuracy, meaningfulness, and utility e. verbal appeal, insight, credibility - ANSWER-d. accuracy, meaningfulness, and utility Comments such as "Yes" and "I see" provide what type of verbal communicative response? Select one: a. concern ...