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Self-disclosure is a process where one person reveals personal information about themselves such as thoughts, feelings, dreams, and likes/dislikes to another person. There are several purposes of self-disclosure, such as maintaining friendships, encouraging reciprocation in relationships, and opening up conversations. Factors that influence how much one discloses include characteristics of the discloser like age and personality, characteristics of the receiver like their acceptance and status, attributes of the relationship like the level of trust, and aspects of the situation like the level of privacy and warmth.
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Self disclosure
- 2. SELF DISCLOSURE •Self-disclosure is a process of communication by which one person reveals information about himself or herself to another. The information can be descriptive or evaluative, and can include thoughts, feelings, aspirations, goals, failures, successes, fears, and dreams, as well as one's likes, dislikes, and favorites
- 3. AGENDA •Purposes of self-disclosure •Factors influencing of self disclosure •Conclusion
- 4. PURPOSES OF SELF DISCLOSURE •Friends - Relationships maintenance - Self clarification •Professionals - Reciprocity : facilitrate social interchange
- 5. TO OVERCOME FEAR •Being rejected •Causing embarrassement •Expressing
- 6. TO ENCOURAGE RECIPROCATION •Trusted-attracted •Social Exchange •Modeling
- 7. TO OPEN CONVERSATIONS •Awareness •Surface contact •Mutuality
- 8. FACTORS INFLUENCING SELF DISCLOSURE •The discloser •The receiver •The relationship •The situation
- 9. THE DISCLOSER •Age - kids , adults ,elderly •Gender •Ethnic and culture •Personality
- 10. THE RECEIVER •Acceptance / empathy •Status •Attractiveness
- 11. THE RELATIONSHIP •Trust •Role relationships •Anticipated length and commitment •Physical proximity •Voluntary involewment
- 12. THE SITUATION • Warmth • Privacy • Crisis • Isolation
- 13. THANKS