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I’m watching this because I chose to write about Face-negotiation Theory. It’s not boring and Ms. Stella explained such concepts in a simple way.

Moronic interviewer, dodging his ignorance was a testament to Judee's communication skills

A theory that stems from envy, resentment, and a stifled sense of autonomy... someone needs therapy

University students are reminded to go to YT and see if there is an interview of the author who wrote the theory they are using for their dissertation. Awesome, thank you!

Cool dude

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"Most universities could be call that." So this is the mother of that phrase.

Had this windbag as a professor at Iowa. God she was awful, a miserable human. Look at the face on her lol

great

nice

Only three minutes in and already get this more than four weeks in school. 😅

My wife watches videos like this at 3am in the morning and then is angry with me all the next day..

Those eyebrows are distracting. We now know that my concentration in a group setting is directly proportional to the eyebrow size of those around me. This is a good video, though and gives a good idea of the group dynamics.

The two have done such great work and the results have aged well as today's world confronts us with even more anthromorphic technology; robots, AI, VR....

Agenda setting says it all , medias branch of government that herds the collective masses in any given direction , it’s coercion , and disingenuous , The entire narrative is controlled through news, movies TV, shows, billboard signs, smart phones, you name it , perfectly interfaces with public school programming , it’s a sinister as it gets, but what do you expect from a government crime family , whoever the establishment is that hides in the background, they sure have created a fictional reality matrix

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can someone tell me in very easy definition, about relational dialectics 😬

This old has is worthless as they come, worst professor at u of Iowa her tenure there. Bitter old ugly and liberal as sin. Now I'm worth more than her weight in gold when she told me I wasn't gonna succeed in life one day. Now I own 3 businesses and she's sitting at home with her miserable family she has.

Austin American Statesman, 129.5k daily, 183k Sundays. CNN digital, 200 million unique/month in US, 347 million worldwide.... Odd example, and honestly throws most of the rest of his study on the theory in question.

Who here is watching this for COM class 👇

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Thank you, Dr. Orbe for giving us "Co-cultural Communication Theory". I wonder what's the progress for the counter-part theory for "dominant groups"? Where can we read about it?

What year was this interview conducted?

The agenda-setting theory says that the media focus our attention and tell us what to think about. The media can influence how we think, and even by extension, what we think - our attitude and opinion - but in some cases what we do. Media agenda-setting is an inadvertent by-product of the fact that the media have to select a few topics each day. The evidence suggests that most of the news plays pretty much right down the middle. Increasingly people say they don't trust the media, and some are convinced that there's a liberal bias.

This guy looks kookoo for coco puffs

Accommodation is a great deal in a contemporary diverse society and it evolves from a rational personality similar to Howie Giles.

Beautiful gist and this quites explains the RDT succinctly. Thanks for sharing.

Clifford Nass seems like such a genuinely fun guy!

I have been really struggling to understand this theory and this video made it much clearer for me, thank you for posting

i have little confusion about the emotion in the end of the video.哭哭哭

thanks for the video

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Another wonderful take from Randy Hirokawa!

Thank you very much. Keep up the good work :))))))

For real. Get right or for you, my friend.. 'ze competition is over! 💂🏿‍♂️

I think that the theory does not necessarily need to account for the emotional factors depending on how the theory is employed. For example, a jury in an important often eliminates the emotional factors quite well at some point while in session, and the theory would then be a very good tool to predict their decision-making. Not to say the Theory shouldn't ever account for those factors, but it is still very useful as is.

I have no idea what you morons are talking about. This woman is brilliant.

this lady such a poser

The sound is terrible

I think the part about different lived experiences is particularly interesting. I would be interested to interview Latino students and learn how their experiences differed. (Suburban versus inner city schools, majority versus minority immigrant population, sunbelt vs rust belt)

Great explanation there!

😁🔫 having to take a class with this book

Thank you for the video and thank you for your website. You are truly helping students out!!! 6 years later and here I am citing your video and website!!

Wait, the news media are not liberal??? The television does not influence people's opinion??? Is this for real???

It was really useful, thank you!

I was subscribed Stanley Deetz' "Transforming communication, transforming business: Building responsive and responsible workplaces" nearly twenty years ago. I recall learning about direct participation and consent from the book. Great ideas but it is so hard to implement when confronted or faced with overwhelming closures. It is very hard to find an organization that understands and applies these concepts.

Thank you for the interview 📌📌

when was this interview?

Please Mr. Griffin continue to add more of these interviews to your collection... THEY ARE WONDERFUL!!!!!

I love reading her book, Relating. It's a classic!