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CHAPTER 12 Communication Privacy Management Theory* - Coggle Diagram
CHAPTER 12
Communication Privacy
Management Theory*
What Is Communication Privacy Management Theory?
Sandra Petronio developed this theory in 1991. It states that people share information and maintain certain boundaries based on the expected benefits and costs of self-disclosure. It is a research theory created to understand how people make decisions about sharing information.
Principle 1: Private Information Ownership
This component contains our personal information that only we are aware of.
Principle 2: Private Information Control
This component involves sharing personal information with someone else.
Principle 3: Private Information Rules
This component comes into play when the owners of the information cannot mutually agree on the disclosure of that information.
Principle 4: Private Information Co-ownership and Guardianship
It refers to the co-ownership of private information which has been shared.
Principle 5: Private Information Boundary Turbulence
Refers to conflicts occurring due to the violations of the boundary expectations and rules.
Integration, Critique, and Closing
-Communication tradition: socio-cultural
-Communication context: interpersonal
-Approach : to knowing: positivisti
Logical consistency: researchers argued that CPM use dualistic approach and it considers privacy and disclosure as two things that depend on each other and can be co-existed in tandem
Logical Consistency
Utility: CPM provides clear explanation of the coordination process of disclosing in relationships. It also relates to the development of the technology
Utility
Heurism: CPM can be used in varied situations and relationships, such as between romantic partners, family, academic advising, and health care. It is also can be used in online communication research
Heurism