What This Document Is
This document is an examination for COMM 3620, Introduction to Interpersonal Communication, offered at The Ohio State University. Specifically, it focuses on the concepts covered in Module 3, relating to Chapter 9 of the course materials. It’s designed to assess your understanding of key theories and models related to how relationships develop, are maintained, and sometimes, come to an end. This exam requires a solid grasp of the foundational principles discussed throughout the module.
Why This Document Matters
This examination is crucial for students enrolled in COMM 3620 seeking to demonstrate their comprehension of interpersonal dynamics. It’s most valuable as a self-assessment tool *after* thoroughly studying the associated course materials – lectures, readings, and discussions. Successfully navigating this exam indicates a strong understanding of the complexities inherent in human connection and communication processes. Access to the full examination will allow you to test your knowledge and identify areas for further study.
Topics Covered
* Uncertainty Reduction and Information Seeking
* Self-Disclosure and Reciprocity in Communication
* Relational Development and Social Penetration
* Understanding Relational Uncertainty and Testing Behaviors
* Interdependence and Relational Turbulence
* Social Exchange Theory and Relationship Equity
* Relationship Dissolution and Commitment Factors
* Communication During Relationship Challenges
* Identifying and Addressing Problematic Relational Behaviors
What This Document Provides
* A comprehensive assessment of Module 3 content.
* Questions designed to evaluate your understanding of core interpersonal communication theories.
* A structured format mirroring the style of assessments used in COMM 3620.
* An opportunity to gauge your preparedness for graded coursework.
* A focused review of key concepts related to relationship dynamics and communication strategies.