Question 1

The theory of emotional intelligence, according to the psychologist who popularized it, has the following five dimensions:

Accepted Answer

A)  self-awareness, self-perception, internal motivation, empathy, and social skills. 
B)  self-awareness, self-regulation, internal motivation, sympathy, and social skills. 
C)  self-awareness, self-regulation, sympathy, empathy, and social skills. 
D)  self-awareness, self-regulation, internal motivation, empathy, and social skills. 
A)  self-awareness, self-perception, internal motivation, empathy, and social skills. 
B)  self-awareness, self-regulation, internal motivation, sympathy, and social skills. 
C)  self-awareness, self-regulation, sympathy, empathy, and social skills. 
D)  self-awareness, self-regulation, internal motivation, empathy, and social skills.

Question 2

The ability to re-create another person's perspective, to experience the world from the other's point of view is referred to as

Accepted Answer

A)  self-perception. 
B)  sympathy. 
C)  empathy. 
D)  understanding. 
A)  self-perception. 
B)  sympathy. 
C)  empathy. 
D)  understanding.

Question 3

Lorie has a teacher whose opinion she highly values. This shows the importance of a

Accepted Answer

A)  reflected appraisal. 
B)  self-fulfilling prophecy. 
C)  significant other. 
D)  self-serving bias. 
A)  reflected appraisal. 
B)  self-fulfilling prophecy. 
C)  significant other. 
D)  self-serving bias.

Question 4

Read the following dialogue and choose the statement it best represents.
"I guess you weren't able to make it. Did something come up? I never heard from you."
"Yeah, I meant to be there, but my brother came by unexpectedly and sabotaged my day."

Accepted Answer

A)  Identity management can be conscious or unconscious. 
B)  Identity management is collaborative. 
C)  We have multiple identities. 
D)  People differ in their degree of identity management. 
A)  Identity management can be conscious or unconscious. 
B)  Identity management is collaborative. 
C)  We have multiple identities. 
D)  People differ in their degree of identity management.

Question 5

Self-regulation and internal motivation are two of the five proposed dimensions of

Accepted Answer

A)  perception checking. 
B)  empathy. 
C)  emotional intelligence. 
D)  good social skills. 
A)  perception checking. 
B)  empathy. 
C)  emotional intelligence. 
D)  good social skills.

Question 6

Anton is a highly dependable employee at his job. He is always focused and serious at work. When he's with his friends, he's considered a carefree jokester who is chronically late. Which of the following statements might best explain the difference?

Accepted Answer

A)  Identity management can be conscious or unconscious. 
B)  Identity management is collaborative. 
C)  We have multiple identities. 
D)  People differ in their degree of identity management. 
A)  Identity management can be conscious or unconscious. 
B)  Identity management is collaborative. 
C)  We have multiple identities. 
D)  People differ in their degree of identity management.

Question 7

Suspending judgment, genuine concern, perception checking, and _______ are the four dimensions we can use to develop empathy.

Accepted Answer

A)  listening 
B)  sympathy 
C)  self-regulation 
D)  understanding 
A)  listening 
B)  sympathy 
C)  self-regulation 
D)  understanding

Question 8

Describe the dimensions of empathy.

Accepted Answer

Answers will vary but may include:
a) Em

Question 9

Mass media, significant others, expectations, and _______ are some of the factors influencing people's sense of self.

Accepted Answer

A)  culture 
B)  prophesies 
C)  biases 
D)  concepts 
A)  culture 
B)  prophesies 
C)  biases 
D)  concepts

Question 10

People with _______ are less willing to communicate, more likely to be critical of others and expect rejection from them, and more likely to be critical of their own performances and perform poorly when being watched.

Accepted Answer

A)  intermediate self-esteem 
B)  high-self-esteem 
C)  low-self-esteem 
D)  insecure belief systems 
A)  intermediate self-esteem 
B)  high-self-esteem 
C)  low-self-esteem 
D)  insecure belief systems

Question 11

Jared describes himself as a thin, muscular, and talented surfer. His friend Joseph also surfs and affirms that Jared is a good surfer. Jared feels good about his body because being thin and muscular is considered a norm in surfing culture. Which part(s) of this description convey(s) Jared's self-concept?

Accepted Answer

A)  Joseph is his friend. 
B)  He values Joseph's opinion. 
C)  He describes himself as a thin, muscular, and talented surfer. 
D)  Being thin and muscular is a norm in surfing culture. 
A)  Joseph is his friend. 
B)  He values Joseph's opinion. 
C)  He describes himself as a thin, muscular, and talented surfer. 
D)  Being thin and muscular is a norm in surfing culture.

Question 12

Which term below goes beyond the dichotomy of masculine and feminine by describing a combination of masculine and feminine traits?

Accepted Answer

A)  Sex 
B)  Gender 
C)  Androgynous 
D)  Attribution 
A)  Sex 
B)  Gender 
C)  Androgynous 
D)  Attribution

Question 13

Identity-related communication is a kind of drama in which we perform like actors and connect with other such actors trying to create their own characters-to improvise scenes in which our characters mesh. This is because

Accepted Answer

A)  identity management can be conscious or unconscious. 
B)  identity management is collaborative. 
C)  we have multiple identities. 
D)  people differ in their degree of identity management. 
A)  identity management can be conscious or unconscious. 
B)  identity management is collaborative. 
C)  we have multiple identities. 
D)  people differ in their degree of identity management.

Question 14

The verbal and nonverbal ways we act to show a positive image of ourselves to others are called

Accepted Answer

A)  facework. 
B)  the private self. 
C)  attribution. 
D)  the presenting self. 
A)  facework. 
B)  the private self. 
C)  attribution. 
D)  the presenting self.

Question 15

James regards being a father to his new-born twins as the most important thing about him. He is therefore emphasizing one of his

Accepted Answer

A)  social roles. 
B)  social traits. 
C)  talents. 
D)  belief systems. 
A)  social roles. 
B)  social traits. 
C)  talents. 
D)  belief systems.

Question 16

The outdated view that genders are "opposite" to each other involved a(n) _______ system of understanding genders.

Accepted Answer

A)  binary 
B)  androgynous 
C)  undifferentiated 
D)  transgender 
A)  binary 
B)  androgynous 
C)  undifferentiated 
D)  transgender

Question 17

Significant others have a notably prominent role in the formation of

Accepted Answer

A)  social traits. 
B)  social roles. 
C)  reflected appraisal. 
D)  culture. 
A)  social traits. 
B)  social roles. 
C)  reflected appraisal. 
D)  culture.

Question 18

The person you believe yourself to be in moments of honest self-examination is referred to as the _______ self.

Accepted Answer

A)  empathic 
B)  presenting 
C)  monitored 
D)  perceived 
A)  empathic 
B)  presenting 
C)  monitored 
D)  perceived

Question 19

A _______ occurs when a person's expectation of an outcome, and their subsequent behavior, make the outcome more likely to occur than would otherwise have been the case.

Accepted Answer

A)  self-concept 
B)  reflected appraisal 
C)  perceived self 
D)  self-fulfilling prophecy 
A)  self-concept 
B)  reflected appraisal 
C)  perceived self 
D)  self-fulfilling prophecy

Question 20

Janet knows her job very well. She considers herself an expert in her field. As a result, she is frequently able to help her co-workers. Even when someone has trouble understanding an idea, Janet doesn't think poorly of them. Taking all this into account, chances are Janet

Accepted Answer

A)  has high self-esteem. 
B)  has low self-esteem. 
C)  is driven by defining interests. 
D)  has an unstable perception of herself. 
A)  has high self-esteem. 
B)  has low self-esteem. 
C)  is driven by defining interests. 
D)  has an unstable perception of herself.

The theory of emotional intelligence, according to the psychologist who popularized it, has the following five dimensions:

The ability to re-create another person's perspective, to experience the world from the other's point of view is referred to as

Lorie has a teacher whose opinion she highly values. This shows the importance of a

Read the following dialogue and choose the statement it best represents. "I guess you weren't able to make it. Did something come up? I never heard from you." "Yeah, I meant to be there, but my brother came by unexpectedly and sabotaged my day."

Self-regulation and internal motivation are two of the five proposed dimensions of

Anton is a highly dependable employee at his job. He is always focused and serious at work. When he's with his friends, he's considered a carefree jokester who is chronically late. Which of the following statements might best explain the difference?

Suspending judgment, genuine concern, perception checking, and _______ are the four dimensions we can use to develop empathy.

Describe the dimensions of empathy.

Mass media, significant others, expectations, and _______ are some of the factors influencing people's sense of self.

People with _______ are less willing to communicate, more likely to be critical of others and expect rejection from them, and more likely to be critical of their own performances and perform poorly when being watched.

Which term below goes beyond the dichotomy of masculine and feminine by describing a combination of masculine and feminine traits?

Identity-related communication is a kind of drama in which we perform like actors and connect with other such actors trying to create their own characters-to improvise scenes in which our characters mesh. This is because

The verbal and nonverbal ways we act to show a positive image of ourselves to others are called

James regards being a father to his new-born twins as the most important thing about him. He is therefore emphasizing one of his

The outdated view that genders are "opposite" to each other involved a(n) _______ system of understanding genders.

Significant others have a notably prominent role in the formation of

The person you believe yourself to be in moments of honest self-examination is referred to as the _______ self.

A _______ occurs when a person's expectation of an outcome, and their subsequent behavior, make the outcome more likely to occur than would otherwise have been the case.

Janet knows her job very well. She considers herself an expert in her field. As a result, she is frequently able to help her co-workers. Even when someone has trouble understanding an idea, Janet doesn't think poorly of them. Taking all this into account, chances are Janet

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Exam 2: The Self, Perception, and Communication

The theory of emotional intelligence, according to the psychologist who popularized it, has the following five dimensions:

The ability to re-create another person's perspective, to experience the world from the other's point of view is referred to as

Lorie has a teacher whose opinion she highly values. This shows the importance of a

Read the following dialogue and choose the statement it best represents. "I guess you weren't able to make it. Did something come up? I never heard from you." "Yeah, I meant to be there, but my brother came by unexpectedly and sabotaged my day."

Self-regulation and internal motivation are two of the five proposed dimensions of

Anton is a highly dependable employee at his job. He is always focused and serious at work. When he's with his friends, he's considered a carefree jokester who is chronically late. Which of the following statements might best explain the difference?

Suspending judgment, genuine concern, perception checking, and _______ are the four dimensions we can use to develop empathy.

Describe the dimensions of empathy.

Mass media, significant others, expectations, and _______ are some of the factors influencing people's sense of self.

People with _______ are less willing to communicate, more likely to be critical of others and expect rejection from them, and more likely to be critical of their own performances and perform poorly when being watched.

Which term below goes beyond the dichotomy of masculine and feminine by describing a combination of masculine and feminine traits?

Identity-related communication is a kind of drama in which we perform like actors and connect with other such actors trying to create their own characters-to improvise scenes in which our characters mesh. This is because

The verbal and nonverbal ways we act to show a positive image of ourselves to others are called

James regards being a father to his new-born twins as the most important thing about him. He is therefore emphasizing one of his

The outdated view that genders are "opposite" to each other involved a(n) _______ system of understanding genders.

Significant others have a notably prominent role in the formation of

The person you believe yourself to be in moments of honest self-examination is referred to as the _______ self.

A _______ occurs when a person's expectation of an outcome, and their subsequent behavior, make the outcome more likely to occur than would otherwise have been the case.

Janet knows her job very well. She considers herself an expert in her field. As a result, she is frequently able to help her co-workers. Even when someone has trouble understanding an idea, Janet doesn't think poorly of them. Taking all this into account, chances are Janet

The Importance of Communication

Communication and Culture

Language

Listening

Nonverbal Communication

Communicating in Interpersonal Relationships

Communicating With Friends and Family

Communicating With Romantic Partners

Communicating on the Job Market

Communicating in the Workplace

Preparing Speeches

Presenting Speeches

Speaking to Inform and Persuade

Filters