Exam 5: Self and Identity

According to dramaturgical sociology, what area of identity is associated with hanging out with friends while watching television?

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 -____ Part of dramaturgical sociology referring to the place where we present ourselves to others.

What category is most often used among modern college students taking the Twenty-Statements Test?

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 process in which expectations produce a reality consistent with the assumptions.

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 sense that we are important to other people in the world.

How did Joanne Nagel explain the increase in the number of people identifying themselves as "American Indian" when the birth rates stayed the same?

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 -____ Being able to achieve what we start out to do; used in the development of mastery.

Being a Canadian applies to which aspect of our 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 ways that we believe others view us.

A first date would most likely be associated with what area 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 -____ Our perceptions of our ability to control things important to us.

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 -____ Observations of our behavior and its consequences.

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 -____ Inferences about our abilities based on our emotional states that we use to build our sense of mastery.

Rosenberg's early research on mattering found it positively related to ________ and negatively related to ________.

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 ways individuals seek to control the impressions they convey to 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 -____ The kind of person we see ourselves as.

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 make comparisons that favor our own groups.

Which theorist is most associated with impression management?

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 temporally based sense of who we are.

The core principle of identity control theory is: