Across
3) Those who believe in covering _____________________ assume that humans respond in predictable ways.
4) _____________________ traces how distinct social groups within a society shape members’ experiences, knowledge, and ways of interacting. (two words)
5) Unlike the other theories we’ve analyzed, _____________________ theory is a laws approach. (two words)
7) ________________________ is the cumulative process by which television fosters beliefs about social reality.
9) The medium is the ________________________.
12) A _____________________ is a group of people who share not only a common language but also understanding of rules and norms that guide how members of the group practice and interpret speech activities. (two words)
14) People who are _____________________ can understand the logic of the group from both that groups perspective and a perspective removed from the group. (two words)
16) _____________________ are key relational events or feelings that you perceived as marking changes in the direction or intensity of a relationship. (two words)
17) The enduring character of the society was embodied in ________________________, which are coherent stories that cultures tell about themselves, their practices, and their values. (two words – Please repeat these two words – some sort of error with the crossword building program – so write both words two times for a total of four words with a SPACE between the two word phrases)
18) ________________________ maintain that reality is orderly and unorderly. They believe that reality cannot be known or understood in a single absolute way.
20) The _____________________ is a subjective standard for what we expect any particular type of relationship. (two words)
21) An _____________________ is a statement that is considered to be true honest and therefore does not require proof or explanation.
23) ________________________ claims that television promotes a view of social reality that is inaccurate but that viewers nonetheless assume reflects real life. (two words)
24) ________________________ is the belief that the world is a dangerous place full of people who cannot be trusted and who are likely to harm us. (three words)
Down
1) Most feminist theorists believe there are no absolutely true or best ways to view the world, but instead various ways to view the world. (four words)
2) The _____________________ is a relative measure that evaluates how good a particular relationship is in comparison to real or perceived alternatives to that relationship. (four words)
6) Your _____________________ directly shapes how you communicate teaching you whether it’s polite to interrupt, how much eye contact is appropriate, whether individuality is desirable, and whether conflict is healthy.
7) ____________ offer an account of other members of the organization. (two words)
8) They use the term ________________________ to indicate that aspects of social life, including ideological domination, is determined by multiple causes rather than a single cause.
10) ________________________ are regular patterns in the use and interpretation of communication within particular groups. (two words)
11) Literally, the term means “rule by the fathers:” ________________________.
13) ________________________ convey the values, style, and history of an organization. (two words)
15) As with any ________________________, the basic claim is that some single cause or phenomenon determines other aspects of life. (two words)
19) _____________________ is concerned with whether a relationship is fair to the people in it over the course of time.
22) McLuhan saw ________________________ as the critical force that determine other things.