Matching
1) The degree of perceived
physical or psychological
distance between people in a
relationship.
2) The perceived depth of a
relationship between people.
3) Messages that reveal
information that is private
and personal to another.
4) A person?s position in some
hierarchy.
5) Person who will reveal
anything, anytime, to anyone.
6) Person who reveals very little
information about her or
himself.
7) The difference between
people?s status in a hierarchy.
A) Status Relationship
B) Self-Disclosure
C) Status
D) Self-Advancement
E) Intimacy
F) Rank
G) Immediacy
H) Low Self-Discloser
I) Status Differential
J) High Self-Discloser
K) Low Self-Discloser
1) G 2) E 3) B 4) C 5) J 6) K
7) I
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