Explain whether you agree or disagree with the statement, “A violation can never be positive.”

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Ch. 7 (expectancy violation theory) – Answer at least one

Explain whether you agree or disagree with the statement, “A violation can never be positive.” Use a real-life example to support your

Two crucial variables in Burgoon’s expectancy violations theory are the violation valence and the communicator reward valence. What’s the difference between these two variables? Which is more important? Use a real-life example to support your answer.

Ch. 8 (social penetration theory) – Answer at least one

What does reciprocity mean with regard to self-disclosure? What prompts reciprocity? Use a real-life example to support your answer

Both Chapters – Required

In your opinion, when is it appropriate and when is it inappropriate to violate expectations? How might the violation influence the outcomes of SPT?

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Your paper must be concise and thoughtful. Please remember these guidelines when writing your paper:

Your paper will be no less than 500 and no more than 650 words long.

Your paper should answer all parts of the question accurately, define key terms, and use information from the assigned reading(s) to demonstrate a thorough understanding of course content.

Each question you answer should incorporate and define key terms from the assigned readings (i.e., the textbook chapters).

Paraphrase passages from the assigned reading(s). Make sure you cite the textbook (in APA format) when paraphrasing or quoting from it. If you draw from other sources (perhaps as examples to illustrate your responses, like web pages, media clips, etc.), include those in your reference list, as well, but the textbook should primarily be the source you cite in these papers.

The answers should draw on concrete examples and explain relevant concepts in-depth. You can insert photos, links to articles and podcasts, share videos, etc.

Please label each answer (using the corresponding prompt number).

Paper should displays college-level writing (free from distracting writing errors, information is properly cited, grammar and syntax are clear, etc.).

Paper should respond to at least 3 prompts.

Requirements: 650 words