Question 1

Which of the following is not a part of self-presentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  self-descriptions 
B)  attributional statements 
C)  social associations 
D)  misattributions 
A)  self-descriptions 
B)  attributional statements 
C)  social associations 
D)  misattributions D

Question 2

Wegner and Erber (1992) suggest that attempting to suppress a thought in the heat of interaction may result in …

Accepted Answer

A)  the thought becoming hyperaccessible to consciousness 
B)  behavioral matching 
C)  blurting out the very thought you are trying to suppress 
D)  A and B 
E)  0 
A)  the thought becoming hyperaccessible to consciousness 
B)  behavioral matching 
C)  blurting out the very thought you are trying to suppress 
D)  A and B 
E)  0 E

Question 3

Evaluative intimacy involves …

Accepted Answer

A)  sharing emotional information 
B)  sharing factual information 
C)  sharing attitudes 
D)  sharing hobbies 
A)  sharing emotional information 
B)  sharing factual information 
C)  sharing attitudes 
D)  sharing hobbies A

Question 4

_____________looks at the development of self-disclosure in terms of the number of topics (breadth) and the personal significance of the topics (depth)

Accepted Answer

A)  social impression theory 
B)  social penetration theory 
C)  self-management theory 
D)  self-presentation theory 
A)  social impression theory 
B)  social penetration theory 
C)  self-management theory 
D)  self-presentation theory

Question 5

The strategy by which people tend to match another's self-discolsure in terms of intimacy and valence is …

Accepted Answer

A)  social penetration 
B)  self-disclosure reciprocity 
C)  evaluative intimacy 
D)  self-monitoring 
A)  social penetration 
B)  self-disclosure reciprocity 
C)  evaluative intimacy 
D)  self-monitoring

Question 6

Strategies for self-presentation include all of the following, except …

Accepted Answer

A)  impression management 
B)  social associations 
C)  changes in physical environment 
D)  attributional statements 
A)  impression management 
B)  social associations 
C)  changes in physical environment 
D)  attributional statements

Question 7

Leakage of deceitful information via non-verbal cues is most likely during …

Accepted Answer

A)  ambiguous situations 
B)  high-stakes situations 
C)  low-impact situations 
D)  non-social associations 
A)  ambiguous situations 
B)  high-stakes situations 
C)  low-impact situations 
D)  non-social associations

Question 8

Behaviors that conform to established standards represent …

Accepted Answer

A)  modesty 
B)  decorum 
C)  behavioral matching 
D)  social learning 
A)  modesty 
B)  decorum 
C)  behavioral matching 
D)  social learning

Question 9

If a friend tells you that he or she met Chance the Rapper on a plane, the friend is employing the self-presentational tactic of …

Accepted Answer

A)  changes in physical enviroment 
B)  attributional statements 
C)  self-descriptions 
D)  social associations 
A)  changes in physical enviroment 
B)  attributional statements 
C)  self-descriptions 
D)  social associations

Question 10

Through ________ people express strong opinions and judgments that can help in being liked by the other.

Accepted Answer

A)  topical reciprocity 
B)  social norms 
C)  evaluative intimacy 
D)  descriptive intimacy 
A)  topical reciprocity 
B)  social norms 
C)  evaluative intimacy 
D)  descriptive intimacy

Question 11

In online dating ads, men are most likely to exaggerate their …

Accepted Answer

A)  weight 
B)  hair type 
C)  height 
D)  hobbies 
A)  weight 
B)  hair type 
C)  height 
D)  hobbies

Question 12

Mentioning to a date that you know the owner of the restaurant is an example of which type of self-presentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  changes in physical enviroment 
B)  compliance with social norms 
C)  social associations 
D)  attitude expressions 
A)  changes in physical enviroment 
B)  compliance with social norms 
C)  social associations 
D)  attitude expressions

Question 13

Low self-monitors are generally guided by …

Accepted Answer

A)  the situation 
B)  other people 
C)  their true beliefs and feelings 
D)  social constraints 
A)  the situation 
B)  other people 
C)  their true beliefs and feelings 
D)  social constraints

Question 14

Through ________ people convey factual information that can .be used to form an impression

Accepted Answer

A)  topical reciprocity 
B)  social norms 
C)  evaluative intimacy 
D)  descriptive intimacy 
A)  topical reciprocity 
B)  social norms 
C)  evaluative intimacy 
D)  descriptive intimacy

Question 15

Self-presentation norms include all of the following, except …

Accepted Answer

A)  attributional statements 
B)  decorum 
C)  modesty 
D)  behavioral matching 
A)  attributional statements 
B)  decorum 
C)  modesty 
D)  behavioral matching

Question 16

According to impression management theory, which of the following are most easily generated?

Accepted Answer

A)  dispositional attributions 
B)  behavioral attributions 
C)  situational attributions 
D)  social attributions 
A)  dispositional attributions 
B)  behavioral attributions 
C)  situational attributions 
D)  social attributions

Question 17

Weeping loudly in a restaurant when a friend tells us a sad story would violate …

Accepted Answer

A)  modesty 
B)  decorum 
C)  behavioral matching 
D)  self-disclosure 
A)  modesty 
B)  decorum 
C)  behavioral matching 
D)  self-disclosure

Question 18

According to social-penetration theory, as relationships advance, self-disclosure increases in …

Accepted Answer

A)  the number of topics discussed 
B)  the depth of topics discussed 
C)  both A and B 
D)  neither A nor B 
A)  the number of topics discussed 
B)  the depth of topics discussed 
C)  both A and B 
D)  neither A nor B

Question 19

According to social penetration theory, in troubled relationships people tend to increase _______ and decrease the _______ of topics.

Accepted Answer

A)  breadth; depth 
B)  intimacy; depth 
C)  intimacy; breadth 
D)  superficial; depth 
A)  breadth; depth 
B)  intimacy; depth 
C)  intimacy; breadth 
D)  superficial; depth

Question 20

Social associations, changes in physical environment, attributional statements, and self-descriptions are strategies of …

Accepted Answer

A)  self-monitoring 
B)  self-consciousness 
C)  self-presentation 
D)  self-disclosure 
A)  self-monitoring 
B)  self-consciousness 
C)  self-presentation 
D)  self-disclosure

Which of the following is not a part of self-presentation?

Wegner and Erber (1992) suggest that attempting to suppress a thought in the heat of interaction may result in …

Evaluative intimacy involves …

_____________looks at the development of self-disclosure in terms of the number of topics (breadth) and the personal significance of the topics (depth)

The strategy by which people tend to match another's self-discolsure in terms of intimacy and valence is …

Strategies for self-presentation include all of the following, except …

Leakage of deceitful information via non-verbal cues is most likely during …

Behaviors that conform to established standards represent …

If a friend tells you that he or she met Chance the Rapper on a plane, the friend is employing the self-presentational tactic of …

Through ________ people express strong opinions and judgments that can help in being liked by the other.

In online dating ads, men are most likely to exaggerate their …

Mentioning to a date that you know the owner of the restaurant is an example of which type of self-presentation?

Low self-monitors are generally guided by …

Through ________ people convey factual information that can .be used to form an impression

Self-presentation norms include all of the following, except …

According to impression management theory, which of the following are most easily generated?

Weeping loudly in a restaurant when a friend tells us a sad story would violate …

According to social-penetration theory, as relationships advance, self-disclosure increases in …

According to social penetration theory, in troubled relationships people tend to increase _ and decrease the _ of topics.

Social associations, changes in physical environment, attributional statements, and self-descriptions are strategies of …

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Exam 5: Self-Presentation and Self-Disclosure

Which of the following is not a part of self-presentation?

Wegner and Erber (1992) suggest that attempting to suppress a thought in the heat of interaction may result in …

Evaluative intimacy involves …

_____________looks at the development of self-disclosure in terms of the number of topics (breadth) and the personal significance of the topics (depth)

The strategy by which people tend to match another's self-discolsure in terms of intimacy and valence is …

Strategies for self-presentation include all of the following, except …

Leakage of deceitful information via non-verbal cues is most likely during …

Behaviors that conform to established standards represent …

If a friend tells you that he or she met Chance the Rapper on a plane, the friend is employing the self-presentational tactic of …

Through ________ people express strong opinions and judgments that can help in being liked by the other.

In online dating ads, men are most likely to exaggerate their …

Mentioning to a date that you know the owner of the restaurant is an example of which type of self-presentation?

Low self-monitors are generally guided by …

Through ________ people convey factual information that can .be used to form an impression

Self-presentation norms include all of the following, except …

According to impression management theory, which of the following are most easily generated?

Weeping loudly in a restaurant when a friend tells us a sad story would violate …

According to social-penetration theory, as relationships advance, self-disclosure increases in …

According to social penetration theory, in troubled relationships people tend to increase _______ and decrease the _______ of topics.

Social associations, changes in physical environment, attributional statements, and self-descriptions are strategies of …

Strangers, Friends, and Lovers: Why Is Life so Complicated

Methods to Study Relationships

Physical Attraction

Psychological Attraction

Fairness and Equity

Love and Emotion

Attachment

Sexuality

Communication and Relationship Management

Infidelity and Jealousy

Relationship Violence and Abuse

Conflict: Causes and Consequences

Intimate Relationships in the 21st Century

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According to social penetration theory, in troubled relationships people tend to increase _ and decrease the _ of topics.