Communication rules hate speech i language regulative rules speech community totalizing you language language shapes meaning gender static evaluationa. communication rules that regulate interaction by specifying when, how, where, and with whom to talk about certain things. b. shared understandings of what communication means and what behaviors are appropriate in various situations. c. language that dehumanizes others and that reflects and often motivates hostility toward the target of the speech. d. is a prominent speech community. e. assessments that suggest that something is unchanging. bob is impatient is a static evaluation, f. language in which one takes personal responsibility for feelings with words that own the feelings and do not project responsibility for the feelings onto others. g. language that projects responsibility for one's own feelings or actions onto other people. not recommended for interpersonal communication. h. a group of people who share norms, regulative rules, and constitutive rules for communicating and interpreting the communication of others, not necessarily in the same geographic location. i. we use symbols to define experiences, people, relationships, feelings, and thoughts. j. responding to a person as if one aspect of his or her life were the totality of the person.