Your own understanding of who you are as a person comprises you: |
D) self-concept |
According to the Johari Window, there are some aspects of our personalities that others can see in us but that we are unaware of. These are known as the _____ aspects of ourselves |
C) blind |
According to the textbook, which of the following statements about people with low self-esteem is not true? |
C) people with low self-esteem are more likely to criticize others |
The way you tend to think and act in most situations defines your: |
A) personality |
One of the ways we figure out who we are is by seeing who others think we are. The term for this process is: |
B) reflected appraisal |
When we evaluate our own merits with respect to certain reference groups, we are engaging in a process known as: |
C) the looking-glass self |
According to the text, your self-concept is influenced by all of the following except: |
D) self-evaluation |
Jason went to a party with several of his friends last weekend. Whule he was there, Jason made several inappropriate comments & did not notice that people were offended by what he was saying? Afterwards, several people at the party commented to Jason’s friends that they were surprised and upset by his behavior. Which of the following statements is likely true of Jason? |
B) Jason is a low self-monitor |
Just thinks it’s going to rain today, so she behaves in ways that are consistent with that prediction (raincoats umbrella). In fact, it does rain, just as she predicted. Is this an example of a self0fullfillinf prophecy? Pick the correct answer & explanation. |
D) No, because her behaviors did not cause the prediction to come true |
Your subjective evaluation of yourself known as: |
B) self-esteem |
Which of the following statements about people with high self-esteem is not true? |
A) they are less likely to fail at a given task |
Regarding the benefits of high self-esteem, which of the following statements has been supported by the research? |
c) those with high self-esteem are more outgoing and willing to communicate |
The research on sex and cultural differences in self-esteem has primarily disputed which of the following claims? |
B) Caucasians report the higest levels of self-esteem of any ethnic group in the us |
When we consider how we want to be perceived by other people, we are considering our: |
B) Image |
Which face needs refers to our need to be respected for our abilities & intelligence? |
B)Competence face |
When Shelia asked her friend Tommy to help her move at the end of the semester, Sheila was threatening Tommy’s ___ face needs. |
A) autonomy |
Schutz identified three fundamental interpersonal needs. This particular need is the most similar in meaning to fellowship face |
C) need for affection |
Regarding self-disclosure, which of the following statements is true? |
C) self-disclosure is highly reciprocal |
According to social penetration theory, the ___ dimension concerns the number of topics disclosed whereas the ___ dimension concerns the level of detail in topics disclosed |
A) breadth, depth |
When Jon & Ernesto met in their English class, they were both hesitant to share much about their personal lives. As the semester progressed and they became better friends, they felt comfortable sharing more & more with each other. Which element of self-disclosure is reflected in their relationship? |
C) Self-disclosure follows a process |
This is an ongoing process of making meaning from the things we experience in our environment: |
D)Perception |
A number of factors affect the likelihood that we will notice a certain object in our environment. Which of the following was not mentioned in your textbook as something that can increase attention? |
A) obscurity |
A fellow student in one of your communication classes, Rose, starts acting particulary nice to you in the last couple weeks leading up to the first exam. Classmates have frequently treated you this want in the past in the hopes that you will help them study for upcoming exams. As a result, you are suspicious of Rose’s motives. In this scenario, you are likely basing your suspicions on: |
d) All of these |
Which of the following statements is true with respect to perceptual accuracy? |
c)Physiological characteristics, including our biological rhythms, affect perception accuracy |
Angela has just been promoted to department chair at the college where she taught. Although she treated everyone the same, several of the male professors in the department were put off by Angela’s request. As a result, the female professors thought of Angela as fair and equitable in her treatment, but the male professors began resenting her and openly challenging her position on several issues. The male professors probably treated Angela this way because: |
B) they perceived Angela’s professional position as masculine & socially threatening |
Frankie believes that he got into graduate school ad the university because he is a good student. Jolie believes that she was not accepted for admission to the university because she is an out of state student. Frankie & Jolie are both engaging in which of the following? |
C) Self-serving bias |
Which of the following sequences accurately depicts the process of stereotype formation? |
C)identify group membership–> recall group generalization –> apply generalization |
Rick & Jamie recently started dating. To commemorate their first month as a couple, Rick surprised Jamie when he picked her up to work in a rented limousine with floor-level tickets to a concert. After the show, Rick was very upset because Jamie would barely speak to him. Jamie was also upset because she was planning on surprising Rick with a quiet dinner at home. After two dates of angry fighting, the couple broke up. What was likely at the root of this conflict? |
A) Egocentrism |
Idealizing a romantic partner at the beginning of a new relationship is a common example of the ___ bias |
C) positivity |
Samantha was a fantastic softball player, but she rarely took credit for her success. Every time a reporter from the school paper would ask her for a quote. Samantha would say "I just got lucky today," or"their pitcher just gave me something |
B) External Locus |
COMM 113 Quiz 3 & 4
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