Exam 5: Self and Identity

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -_____ The social construction of identities through the use of personal stories.

According to identity theory, how does society impact our sense of self?

What is the best way to build a child's sense of mastery or efficacy?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ Identities related to social groups to which we belong.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ The internalized expectations associated with different positions.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ Our ability to shift aspects of the self to become more or less important to our overall self-concept.

____________ refers to our personal desire to maintain an identity.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -_____ Interactionist theory that argues that individuals have a tendency to seek confirmation of self-meanings

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ The study of how we present ourselves, playing roles and managing impressions during interactions with other people.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ In social identity theory, the process through which we draw sharp dividing lines between group membership categories and assign people (including ourselves) to relevant categories.

People generally show favoritism toward people in their social categories over others.

Identity theory comes from which social-psychological perspective?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ The use of symbols and language to communicate internally.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ Anything we use to describe our individual nature.

Spencer Cahill's research on "bathroom behavior" clearly showed that

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ Interactionist theory that describes how society shapes our sense of self and how those views affect our behavior.

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ The theory based on the principle that we carry self definitions that match all the categories to which we belong.

Which theory examines the role of emotions in identity processes?

Following is a list of terms and then a series of statements. Match the best term to each statement by filling in the letter before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I O. Self-concept CC. Oceanic self B. Self-evaluations P. Self-esteem motive DD. Physical self C. Backstage Q. Impression management EE. Reflective self D. Self-indication R. Psychological centrality FF. Social self E. Self S. Self-perceptions GG. Affect-control theory F. Me T. Impressions given HH. Reflected appraisals G. Social identities U. Impressions given off II. Situated self H. Verbal persuasion V. Social categories JJ. Self-enhancement I. Self-consistency motive W. Categorization KK. Mastery J. Identity X. Vicarious experience LL. Mattering K. Social identity theory Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy MM. Self-esteem L. Role identities Z. Personal accomplishments NN. Front stage M. Self-identities AA. Social comparisons OO. Identity theory N. Emotional arousal BB. Dramaturgical sociology PP. Personal Characteristics QQ. Identity Control Theory RR. Self narratives -____ A way of building mastery by seeing other people perform tasks; it shows us that the task is accomplishable.

According to social identity theory, which of the following social situations will make your identity as a democratic leader on campus most relevant?