face - one's positive self image, self-worth, sociality rights - what individuals may think they are entitled to, rapport - an established meaningful connection with someone, rapport management - managing the relationships between people, e-face projection - the positive image we want to promote of ourselves in a hybrid/online environment, competence - our ability in a given field, identity - the distinct imprint of an individual's personality related DNA, engagement - the level of interest someone has in an activity, style - our approach to doing things, empathy - one's ability to place himself/herself in other people's shoes, facework - strategic words, attitudes, behaviours and nonverbal cues we use to maintain and negotiate our face with others, face threatening acts - challenges to the image we want to project (i.e. disagreements, conflicts), autonomy - independence, self-sufficiency, context bound - relevant in a particular context, culturally appropriate - in accordance with cultural norms, positive politeness strategies - the politeness strategies used in order to avoid offending someone (i.e. by highlighting friendliness), politeness strategies - politeness strategies used to protect both the speaker's and the interlocutor's face, marked effort - the willingness to try harder, to do better, positive face - a person's want to be appreciated and approved by the others, negative face - a person's want to be unimpeded by others, to be free to act as one wants to,

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