'Shared meaning' diaporamas de présentation

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Individuals

Individuals. Individuals. In order to coordinate and cooperate, people need to understand each other This requires communication. Communication. Ants communicate via pheromones E. O. Wilson Bees communicate via elaborate dances Von Frisch Humans communicate principally through language.

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The Space in Between

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Naming Names: The Power to Control the Meaning of Media Symbols

Naming Names: The Power to Control the Meaning of Media Symbols. Dr. Deborah Clark Vance Associate Prof. of Communication ABS Conference Washington, D. C. August 15, 2009. What is culture? Where is it?. Universe of shared meaning.

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Naming Names: The Power to Control the Meaning of Media Symbols

Naming Names: The Power to Control the Meaning of Media Symbols. Dr. Deborah Clark Vance Associate Prof. of Communication ABS Conference Washington, D. C. August 15, 2009. What is culture? Where is it?. Universe of shared meaning.

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Photovoice for Shared Understanding and Meaning-Making

Photovoice for Shared Understanding and Meaning-Making. Catherine L. (Walsh) Ramstetter, PhDc, MS, CSCS AAHE Strategies Poster Session 2009. In a diverse community, we can all come together to support a common goal. A Community can be any combination of colors, ages, or sex.

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Organisational Culture

Organisational Culture. What is culture?.

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Long-Distance Relationships

Long-Distance Relationships. Why do people maintain LDRs ? Carpenter & Knox 1986. Why do people maintain LDRs ? Carpenter & Knox 1986. Females emotionally involved / commitment Males dating other women comparisons confirm commitment to LDR. Conditions for Effective LDRs? Gerstel, 1976.

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What is argument?

Emmitt Smith Video: Just for Men 1. What is this clip saying about: aging, sex, desirability (i.e. what makes someone attractive), gender roles, and success? 2. Is the argument successful? If so, why? 3. Is it lying? Yes or no? How much do we buy into these types of arguments?.

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