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 -____ Our internalized, stable sense of who we are.

Discuss the similarities and differences between identity theory and social identity theory.

__________ refers to our personal desire to maintain an 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 use of symbols and language to communicate internally.

Which part or parts of the self-concept is associated with mastery?

Being a Canadian applies to which aspect of our identity?

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

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

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 actual impression the other person has of you.

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 drive to maintain a consistent sense of self.

According to social identity theory, when do we allow our group memberships to influence our own behavior and our judgments of other people's behavior?

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 theory based on the principle that we carry self-definitions that match all the categories 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 -____ Interactionist theory that describes how society shapes our sense of self and how those views affect our behavior.

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 -____ Anything we use to describe our unique qualities.

A first date would most likely be associated with which area of 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 theory that incorporates elements of symbolic interactionism and identity theory to explain the role of emotion in identity processes.

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 roles and statuses, such as student, daughter or son, or gender.

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 -____ Observations of our behavior and its consequences.

According to Erving Goffman, impression management is the process of __________.

Which theory examines the role of emotions in identity processes?