Question 1

According to research on facial expressions and emotional states, what will happen if you put on a happy facial expression?

Accepted Answer

A) You will counter-react and feel irritable or resentful. 
B) You will feel better in the rest of your body. 
C) You will intensify whatever feeling you have at the time. 
D) There will be no significant impact on your internal emotional state. 
A) You will counter-react and feel irritable or resentful. 
B) You will feel better in the rest of your body. 
C) You will intensify whatever feeling you have at the time. 
D) There will be no significant impact on your internal emotional state. B

Question 2

Which statement offers the best advice for expressing emotions?

Accepted Answer

A) Express only positive emotions. 
B) Carefully limit your emotional expression. 
C) Express all your emotions to those closest to you. 
D) Wait for an appropriate time to express your emotions. 
A) Express only positive emotions. 
B) Carefully limit your emotional expression. 
C) Express all your emotions to those closest to you. 
D) Wait for an appropriate time to express your emotions. D

Question 3

Why have researchers identified some people as "affectively" oriented?

Accepted Answer

A) They are aware of their cognitive states. 
B) They effectively express their emotions. 
C) They use their feelings to inform their decisions. 
D) They monitor the verbal messages they send to others. 
A) They are aware of their cognitive states. 
B) They effectively express their emotions. 
C) They use their feelings to inform their decisions. 
D) They monitor the verbal messages they send to others. C

Question 4

Which term explains the notion that managing, and even suppressing, emotions is both appropriate and necessary?

Accepted Answer

A) emotional coaching 
B) emotionally dismissive 
C) emotional contagion 
D) emotional labour 
A) emotional coaching 
B) emotionally dismissive 
C) emotional contagion 
D) emotional labour

Question 5

Using three situations from your life, illustrate primary and mixed emotions.

Accepted Answer

Primary emotions are the basic emotions

Question 6

There is a significant difference between men and women in their abilities to recognize emotions in other people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Bob is convinced he will fail his entire program because he did poorly on one test. This is the fallacy of perfection.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

According to research, what quality do the most successful nurses demonstrate?

Accepted Answer

A) rational thinking 
B) positive self-talk 
C) high emotional intelligence 
D) strong technical skills 
A) rational thinking 
B) positive self-talk 
C) high emotional intelligence 
D) strong technical skills

Question 9

Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents.
a.fallacy of causation
b.fallacy of perfection
c.fallacy of shoulds
d.fallacy of overgeneralization
e.fallacy of catastrophic expectations
-"You never tell me how you feel."

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match each of the statements below with...

Question 10

Debbie believes that it is not just desirable but vital to get the acceptance of everyone in her class. What fallacy is she falling victim to?

Accepted Answer

A) approval 
B) overgeneralization 
C) perfection 
D) shoulds 
A) approval 
B) overgeneralization 
C) perfection 
D) shoulds

Question 11

The textbook discussed one study that examined parents' face-to-face communication with their children. What did the study show?

Accepted Answer

A) Fathers mask their emotions more than mothers. 
B) Mothers mask their emotions more than fathers. 
C) Both mothers and fathers are equally expressive toward their children. 
D) Fathers are more expressive to their male children compared to the mothers. 
A) Fathers mask their emotions more than mothers. 
B) Mothers mask their emotions more than fathers. 
C) Both mothers and fathers are equally expressive toward their children. 
D) Fathers are more expressive to their male children compared to the mothers.

Question 12

Emotional intelligence is positively linked to self-esteem, life satisfaction, and self-acceptance.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

According to the textbook, how do men and women compare regarding the use of emoticons?

Accepted Answer

A) Women are more likely than men to use emoticons. 
B) Men are more likely than women to use emoticons. 
C) Men are more likely than women to use angry emoticons. 
D) Women are more likely than men to use angry emoticons. 
A) Women are more likely than men to use emoticons. 
B) Men are more likely than women to use emoticons. 
C) Men are more likely than women to use angry emoticons. 
D) Women are more likely than men to use angry emoticons.

Question 14

Martin has been feeling anxious, having a lot of self-doubts, and thinking negatively about his performance in his school's drama program. He recognizes that his thoughts are inaccurate, so every time he has a negative thought, he says something positive about his work performance to himself. What is Martin doing?

Accepted Answer

A) reappraising his irrational beliefs 
B) recording his self-talk 
C) monitoring his emotional reactions 
D) noticing the event that activates his negative thoughts 
A) reappraising his irrational beliefs 
B) recording his self-talk 
C) monitoring his emotional reactions 
D) noticing the event that activates his negative thoughts

Question 15

According to the textbook, females were what percentage more accurate than men when it came to remembering emotional images and their reactions to these emotion-producing stimuli?

Accepted Answer

A) 5 to 10 percent. 
B) 10 to 15 percent. 
C) 15 to 20 percent. 
D) 25 to 35 percent. 
A) 5 to 10 percent. 
B) 10 to 15 percent. 
C) 15 to 20 percent. 
D) 25 to 35 percent.

Question 16

Senders who are comfortable about revealing what they are feeling often express emotions in a coded manner.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents.
a.fallacy of causation
b.fallacy of perfection
c.fallacy of shoulds
d.fallacy of overgeneralization
e.fallacy of catastrophic expectations
-"You're always finishing my sentences for me."

Accepted Answer

The answer of Match each of the statements below with...

Question 18

Discuss how self-talk influences our emotions. Provide a specific, personal example of how your self-talk changed your emotions.

Accepted Answer

Self-talk plays a significant role in in

Question 19

Identify three irrational fallacies in the text you most commonly accept. Explain each fallacy and explain the potential harm each may cause if you fail to dispute it.

Accepted Answer

One irrational fallacy that I commonly a

Question 20

Bill always has a negative mood at work. He constantly complains about management and how much he dislikes his job. Whenever Bill joins his co-workers for lunch, people leave feeling annoyed and dissatisfied with their job. Which term best describes Bill's impact on his co-workers?

Accepted Answer

A) debilitative emotions 
B) emotional contagion 
C) presenting self 
D) social transmission 
A) debilitative emotions 
B) emotional contagion 
C) presenting self 
D) social transmission

According to research on facial expressions and emotional states, what will happen if you put on a happy facial expression?

Which statement offers the best advice for expressing emotions?

Why have researchers identified some people as "affectively" oriented?

Which term explains the notion that managing, and even suppressing, emotions is both appropriate and necessary?

Using three situations from your life, illustrate primary and mixed emotions.

There is a significant difference between men and women in their abilities to recognize emotions in other people.

Bob is convinced he will fail his entire program because he did poorly on one test. This is the fallacy of perfection.

According to research, what quality do the most successful nurses demonstrate?

Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. a.fallacy of causation b.fallacy of perfection c.fallacy of shoulds d.fallacy of overgeneralization e.fallacy of catastrophic expectations -"You never tell me how you feel."

Debbie believes that it is not just desirable but vital to get the acceptance of everyone in her class. What fallacy is she falling victim to?

The textbook discussed one study that examined parents' face-to-face communication with their children. What did the study show?

Emotional intelligence is positively linked to self-esteem, life satisfaction, and self-acceptance.

According to the textbook, how do men and women compare regarding the use of emoticons?

According to the textbook, females were what percentage more accurate than men when it came to remembering emotional images and their reactions to these emotion-producing stimuli?

Senders who are comfortable about revealing what they are feeling often express emotions in a coded manner.

Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. a.fallacy of causation b.fallacy of perfection c.fallacy of shoulds d.fallacy of overgeneralization e.fallacy of catastrophic expectations -"You're always finishing my sentences for me."

Discuss how self-talk influences our emotions. Provide a specific, personal example of how your self-talk changed your emotions.

Identify three irrational fallacies in the text you most commonly accept. Explain each fallacy and explain the potential harm each may cause if you fail to dispute it.

Bill always has a negative mood at work. He constantly complains about management and how much he dislikes his job. Whenever Bill joins his co-workers for lunch, people leave feeling annoyed and dissatisfied with their job. Which term best describes Bill's impact on his co-workers?

A First Look at Interpersonal Communication

Communication and Identity: Creating and Presenting the Self

Perception: What You See Is What You Get

Language: Barrier and Bridge

Nonverbal Communication: Messages Beyond Words

Listening: More Than Meets the Ear

Communication and Relational Dynamics

Improving Communication Climates

Managing Interpersonal Conflicts

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Exam 4: Emotions: Feeling, Thinking, and Communicating

According to research on facial expressions and emotional states, what will happen if you put on a happy facial expression?

Which statement offers the best advice for expressing emotions?

Why have researchers identified some people as "affectively" oriented?

Which term explains the notion that managing, and even suppressing, emotions is both appropriate and necessary?

Using three situations from your life, illustrate primary and mixed emotions.

There is a significant difference between men and women in their abilities to recognize emotions in other people.

Bob is convinced he will fail his entire program because he did poorly on one test. This is the fallacy of perfection.

According to research, what quality do the most successful nurses demonstrate?

Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. a.fallacy of causation b.fallacy of perfection c.fallacy of shoulds d.fallacy of overgeneralization e.fallacy of catastrophic expectations -"You never tell me how you feel."

Debbie believes that it is not just desirable but vital to get the acceptance of everyone in her class. What fallacy is she falling victim to?

The textbook discussed one study that examined parents' face-to-face communication with their children. What did the study show?

Emotional intelligence is positively linked to self-esteem, life satisfaction, and self-acceptance.

According to the textbook, how do men and women compare regarding the use of emoticons?

According to the textbook, females were what percentage more accurate than men when it came to remembering emotional images and their reactions to these emotion-producing stimuli?

Senders who are comfortable about revealing what they are feeling often express emotions in a coded manner.

Match each of the statements below with the fallacy it most clearly represents. a.fallacy of causation b.fallacy of perfection c.fallacy of shoulds d.fallacy of overgeneralization e.fallacy of catastrophic expectations -"You're always finishing my sentences for me."

Discuss how self-talk influences our emotions. Provide a specific, personal example of how your self-talk changed your emotions.

Identify three irrational fallacies in the text you most commonly accept. Explain each fallacy and explain the potential harm each may cause if you fail to dispute it.

Bill always has a negative mood at work. He constantly complains about management and how much he dislikes his job. Whenever Bill joins his co-workers for lunch, people leave feeling annoyed and dissatisfied with their job. Which term best describes Bill's impact on his co-workers?

A First Look at Interpersonal Communication

Communication and Identity: Creating and Presenting the Self

Perception: What You See Is What You Get

Language: Barrier and Bridge

Nonverbal Communication: Messages Beyond Words

Listening: More Than Meets the Ear

Communication and Relational Dynamics

Improving Communication Climates

Managing Interpersonal Conflicts

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