Exam 5: Self and Identity

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

Which of the following groups report the lowest levels of self-esteem?

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ Dimension of the Twenty Statements Test referring to a holistic description of the self.

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ Dimension of the Twenty Statements Test referring to our feelings and traits like being shy or nice.

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

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

Which of the following concepts has the strongest impact on self-esteem?

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

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ Inferences about our abilities based on our emotional states that we use to build our sense of mastery.

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ The desire to maintain positive self-images.

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

How do you code the response, "I am an emotional person," according to the Twenty Statements Test?

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ The positive or negative evaluation of our self as an object.

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

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ Using other people as a point of reference for our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ Judgments we make of ourselves, based in others' views.

The use of narratives and personal stories is important to the process of __________.

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ 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.

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

Match the term to its definition by filling in the letter or letters before the term in the appropriate blank. A. I P. Self-esteem motive EE. Reflective self B. Self-evaluations Q. Impression management FF. Social self C. Backstage R. Psychological centrality GG. Affect control theory D. Self-indication S. Self-perceptions HH. Reflected appraisals E. Self T. Impression given II. Situated self F. Me U. Impression given off JJ. Self-enhancement G. Social identities V. Social categories KK. Mastery H. Verbal persuasion W. Categorization LL. Mattering I. Self-consistency motive X. Vicarious experience MM. Self-estem J. Identity Y. Self-fulfilling prophecy NN. Front stage K. Social identity theory Z. Personal accomplishments OO. Identity theory L. Role identities AA. Social comparisons PP. Personal characteristics M. Self-identities BB. Dramaturgical sociology QQ. Identity control theory N. Emotional arousal CC. Oceanic self RR. Self narratives O. Self-concept DD. Physical self -____ The ways that we believe others view us.