A relationship that is defined by sets of expectations two people have for each other based on their previous interactions.

The process of revealing confidential information

These are countless attempts to explain why a particular relationship has failed

Using more than one medium to maintain relationships

This is a competing psychological tension in a relationship, which consist of many types of factors often seen in relationships

People we know by name and talk when the opportunity arises, but with whom our interactions are largely impersonal.

The two forms of disclosure, which include the confidential information we share about ourselves and the confidential information shared by a third party.

The physical distance created by partners of a relationship is a direct effect by this stage of any relationship

When two people meet online, they engage in this form of communication

Lisa and Jason have been married for thirteen years. They both have two children, Billy and Sarah, and very successful careers. Jason is always one that likes to talk about his day ,but it's difficult for Lisa to talk about herself or how she is feeling. She is displaying the behavior of this particular dialectic:

An intimate relationship in which the partners are not sexually attracted to each other or do not act on an attraction they feel.

This theory describes self-disclosure as a whole in which we use in our variety of relationships

Stage where communication is unenthusiastic

Describes the specific patterns and biases an individual uses when forming impressions based on a limited amount of initial information about an unfamiliar person.

The strategy of compromising between the desires of two partners

The sole guideline that is not required for meeting and developing acquaintance relationships

This tool is used for examining the relationship between disclosure and feedback in the relationship

Stage where communication decreases

A relationship based on mutual interests unconstrained by pressures to maintain social order.

The strategy of choosing one desire and ignoring its opposite for a while

The following guidelines for intimate relationships are incorrect except:
1. Initiation
2. Be Transparent
3. Conflict Management
4. Self-Disclosure

In 1970, Joe Luft and Harry Ingham created the Johari Window. This famous tool consists of four different panes, which comprise information about any individual. Those fours panes are:

This stage is when all interaction has been lost and there is no hope anymore for that particular relationship

True or False
One study shows that Americans were more honest online to their families and friends than in face-to-face encounters.

The desire to do things independent from one's partner