A_________ is a symbolic explosion of lively agreement within a group in response to a member’s dramatizing message.

According to Mark Orbe,_________ is where “individuals are seemingly inhibited and nonconfrontational while putting the needs of others before their own.”

We seldom judge the coherence of a story by comparing it with other stories we have heard that deal with the same theme.

Researchers who “map out” social discourse are called

In the context of Mark Orbe’s communication approaches, an assertive approach is a style of “self-enhancing and expressive behavior that takes into account both self and others’ needs.”

The term “_________” was introduced by Cynthia Stohl and her colleague, Linda Putnam, to refer to intact groups with stable, yet permeable boundaries and interdependent with their immediate context.

The intertwined layers of common meaning that underlie what a particular people say and do are referred to as_________.

Actions by which members constitute and reveal their culture to themselves and others is what Greetz called_________.

In a conflict, people from collectivistic cultures are more likely to focus on face-restoration than on face-giving.

According to Mark Orbe, an_________ is behavior “perceived as hurtfully expressive, self-promoting, and assuming control over the choices of others.”