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 -____ Using other people as a point of reference for our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

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 -____ Dimension of the Twenty Statements Test referring to a holistic description of the self.

Research generally shows that people modify their behaviors to correspond with their sense of self.

The use of narratives and personal-stories is important to the process of:

Studies generally show that most people suffer from low self-esteem.

Read the following vignette and answer the subsequent questions to the best of your ability. A group of neighbors gathered to discuss the strange behavior of another neighbor who had been arrested for a violent crime outside of the neighborhood, the shooting of another driver in a traffic jam. Many were shocked and dismayed to hear of her behavior because she came across as a dedicated family person. She was involved in the neighborhood association and was a member of the local school-district's Parent-Teacher Association (PTA). One of the neighbors commented that the violent neighbor came across as very quiet and reserved, not like a violent criminal. The others agreed, pointing to several examples of positive behaviors in the neighborhood. -Given the information in this vignette, which theory or concept probably best explains the abrupt change in behavior of the neighbor arrested for a violent crime?

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 actual impression the other person has of you.

According to Mead, which aspect of our self is out in public, constantly processing new information related to the self?

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 -____ Dimension of the Twenty Statements Test referring to our feelings and traits like being shy or nice.

According to Irving Goffman, impression management is the process of:

Which of the following is NOT an element of 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 -____ A drive to maintain a consistent sense of self.

Read the following vignette and answer the subsequent questions to the best of your ability. A group of neighbors gathered to discuss the strange behavior of another neighbor who had been arrested for a violent crime outside of the neighborhood, the shooting of another driver in a traffic jam. Many were shocked and dismayed to hear of her behavior because she came across as a dedicated family person. She was involved in the neighborhood association and was a member of the local school-district's Parent-Teacher Association (PTA). One of the neighbors commented that the violent neighbor came across as very quiet and reserved, not like a violent criminal. The others agreed, pointing to several examples of positive behaviors in the neighborhood. -Which theory best explains the neighbors' emotional reaction of shocked and surprise by the behavior of the violent neighbor?

Which theory is primarily associated with presentation of identities?

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 -____ Judgments we make of ourselves.

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 part of the self that includes an organized set of attitudes toward the self.

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 outcome of the self-process at a given point in time; the sum total of our thoughts and feelings about ourselves as an object.

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 that incorporates elements of symbolic interactionism and identity theory to explain the role of emotion 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 -____ The part of the self that is active, engaging in interactions with others.