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Week 10 & 11 Assignment 1

Week 10 & 11 Assignment 1

Q To Read Chapter 7, Emotion and Communication To Answer 1. 1. You read about different perspectives on emotions. Which perspective - or what combination of several - makes the most sense to you and why? 2. What ethical principles can you identify to guide when and how people express emotions to others? 3. Is honesty always the best policy? Is it ethical for one person to decide what another should know or can handle? To Submit Please turn in your reading response through Canvas by clicking on Submit Assignment and then typing into the Text Entry box. Click Submit Assignment when you are done. To Help & Guide Use the assigned reading and what you already know to generate answers in your own words without quoting large sections from the reading. Some students do this between 2-3 paragraphs. Submit as a Text Entry through Canvas. Rubric RRR Fall 2020 RRR Fall 2020 Criteria Ratings Pts This criterion is linked to a Learning OutcomeDescription of criterion The contents described within the assignment sheet. 10 pts Excellent Student demonstrates a clear and thorough understanding of the assignment. All of the specific criteria from the assignment are clearly demonstrated within the student’s work which is developed, well-supported and thoroughly explained. 8 pts Good Some content is missing or not clearly demonstrated or not fully developed, but overall coherence of the entire work is relatively clear. 6 pts Developing A majority of content is missing or not clearly demonstrated or not fully developed, thus overall coherence of the entire work is unclear or inconsistent. 4 pts Getting Started A complete assessment is not possible because the submitted work is too brief or underdeveloped or not connected to the original assignment. 0 pts Missing Nothing was submitted. 10 pts Total Points: 10

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1) I think the most basic perspective is the one where you are in a situation where you are uncomfortable nervous you tend to get a little gut feeling and there is a sense in your body of unease. I think this one is a really good one because it has to do with comfort level of people. Anytime we expose ourselves to an unknown we tend to get a little feeling that we don’t like because it is something we are not used to, for instance if it’s your first time at the gym ever you feel like your doing work outs wrong, you feel like everyone is watching you, and you feel a sense of not belonging. Anybody can tend to feel these type of emotions so this example makes a lot of sense to me for sure.