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Chapter Capture 2 “Looking Out, Looking                                  In.”   Purpose:        Interpersonal communication is essential in our lives: We need to communicate.         Central Message I:       Communication and the Self-Concept Application/Validations:                              Who am I? Moods/Feelings: Worry, relaxation, unease, confidence4, inspiration, hope9, depression. Appearance: Attractive, average, happy7, low maintenance.  Social Traits: Encouraging5, relatable, dry, clean, friendly. Talents: Nonathletic, articulate6, problem solving8, cooking, writing10, singing, procrastinating. Intellectual Capacity: Intelligent, Logical, ADHD, profound2, impatient, inattentive. Strong Beliefs: Latter-day Saint3, Kin

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School: Brigham Young University - Idaho

Department: Communications

Course: Interpersonal Theory and Practice

Professor: Brent bean

Term: Fall 2016

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comm 150

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School: Brigham Young University - Idaho

Department: Communications

Course: Interpersonal Theory and Practice

Professor: Brent bean

Term: Fall 2016

Tags:

Cost: 25

Name: Chapter Capture 2, Week 3 Notes

Description: This is a great example of what Brother Bean looks for in a Chapter Capture. You can pull of a capture with less details than this, but have fun with it!

Uploaded: 08/17/2016

comm 150
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