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invented the term in 1951.
Bateson suggested the
significance of
metacommunication in 1951, and then
elaborated upon one
particular variation, the message...
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required metacommunication in the
responses had
higher rates of
compliance than
requests that did not. The
researchers define metacommunication as establishing...
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communicator said. The
relational aspect of
interaction is
known as
metacommunication.
Metacommunication is
communication about communication.
Relationship messages...
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Interpersonal Theory,
describes the ways in
which patients'
maladaptive metacommunication patterns (Low to high
Affiliation &
Inclusion and
dominant to submissive...
- ones and
signals a mild
warning or a
slight annoyance. As a form of
metacommunication, the throat-clear is
acceptable only to
signal that a
formal business...
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executed throat clearing can be a nonverbal,
paralingual form of
metacommunication. A loud,
exaggerated throat-clearing
noise may
sometimes be used to...
- behind, transcending, self-referential metabolism, metaphysics,
metacommunication micro-
small microbacillus,
microscope mono-, mon- sole, only monogamy...
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Langellier adds that
performance then, “constitutes a
frame in
which says
metacommunication to the listeners: ‘interpret what I say in some
special sense; do...
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attention or
express displeasure, as a form of nonverbal,
paralingual metacommunication. Coughing, and
huffing are
important ways of
removing mucus as sputum...
- by
persisting with "more of the same",
mixed signals from
unclear metacommunication and
paradoxical double-bind messages. Reframing,
prescribing the symptom...
