Question 1

Match the description on the left with the appropriate title of the pane in the Johari Window.
-not known to others, known to self

Accepted Answer

A) the psychological self 
B) the material self 
C) the biological self 
D) the social self 
E) the spiritual self 
A) the psychological self 
B) the material self 
C) the biological self 
D) the social self 
E) the spiritual self

Question 2

You let down your hair with a good friend, but you would never dream of doing so with your boss or communication professor.This exemplifies

Accepted Answer

A) your looking glass self. 
B) your spiritual self. 
C) your material self. 
D) your social self. 
A) your looking glass self. 
B) your spiritual self. 
C) your material self. 
D) your social self.

Question 3

Your spiritual self is defined as

Accepted Answer

A) tangible items you own. 
B) the essence of who you think you are. 
C) the way you act with others. 
D) the most important part of your self-concept. 
A) tangible items you own. 
B) the essence of who you think you are. 
C) the way you act with others. 
D) the most important part of your self-concept.

Question 4

Our material self is defined as

Accepted Answer

A) that which we learn about ourselves based on our interactions with others. 
B) our views of ourselves based on our values and moral standards. 
C) our concept of self based on social interactions. 
D) our concept of self reflected through tangible items that we own. 
A) that which we learn about ourselves based on our interactions with others. 
B) our views of ourselves based on our values and moral standards. 
C) our concept of self based on social interactions. 
D) our concept of self reflected through tangible items that we own.

Question 5

The dyadic effect describes the

Accepted Answer

A) different levels of self-disclosure. 
B) risky nature of self-disclosure. 
C) reciprocal nature of self-disclosure. 
D) the difference between online and face-to-face self-disclosure. 
A) different levels of self-disclosure. 
B) risky nature of self-disclosure. 
C) reciprocal nature of self-disclosure. 
D) the difference between online and face-to-face self-disclosure.

Question 6

How does your self-esteem affect how you interpret the messages of others?

Accepted Answer

*People with low self-esteem tend to be

Question 7

What are some of the risks associated with self disclosure?

Accepted Answer

The other person can share revealed info

Question 8

To become other-oriented, we must

Accepted Answer

A) ask others how they view you. 
B) compare ourselves to others. 
C) recognize that our self is different from others. 
D) try to be the same as others. 
A) ask others how they view you. 
B) compare ourselves to others. 
C) recognize that our self is different from others. 
D) try to be the same as others.

Question 9

When are we most likely to incorporate the comments of others into our self-concepts?

Accepted Answer

*We are more likely to incorporate anoth

Question 10

You view yourself as an effective public speaker because you have always received good grades on speeches in school, you have consistently won top honours at speech contests, and you enjoy speaking.On you most recent speech you found yourself feeling extremely nervous, the audience didn't seem to be paying attention to you, and the jokes you told fell flat.Which is the best reason to explain why you are unlikely to incorporate this experience into your self-concept?

Accepted Answer

A) This experience was inconsistent with your past experiences when speaking. 
B) You have no knowledge of the audience's expertise in the area of judging speeches. 
C) Generally individuals have told you that you are an effective speaker. 
D) You have a bloated sense of your own abilities. 
A) This experience was inconsistent with your past experiences when speaking. 
B) You have no knowledge of the audience's expertise in the area of judging speeches. 
C) Generally individuals have told you that you are an effective speaker. 
D) You have a bloated sense of your own abilities.

Question 11

According to John Powell, what is the ultimate level of self-disclosure?

Accepted Answer

A) personal feelings 
B) peak communication 
C) attitude and personal ideas 
D) facts and biographical information 
A) personal feelings 
B) peak communication 
C) attitude and personal ideas 
D) facts and biographical information

Question 12

According to Will Schutz the interpersonal need to give and receive love, personal support, warmth, and intimacy is

Accepted Answer

A) the need for inclusion. 
B) the need for control. 
C) the need for affection. 
D) the need for domination. 
A) the need for inclusion. 
B) the need for control. 
C) the need for affection. 
D) the need for domination.

Question 13

A popular classmate is having a birthday party.You discover that most of the members of your class have received invitations but you have not.Your are surprised about this and are feeling hurt at not receiving an invitation.This example illustrates the interpersonal need

Accepted Answer

A) the need for inclusion. 
B) the need for control. 
C) the need for affection. 
D) the need for domination. 
A) the need for inclusion. 
B) the need for control. 
C) the need for affection. 
D) the need for domination.

Question 14

Having someone who can help you objectively and honestly to reflect on your virtues is a benefit of

Accepted Answer

A) reframing. 
B) self-talk. 
C) avoiding comparisons. 
D) developing honest relationships. 
A) reframing. 
B) self-talk. 
C) avoiding comparisons. 
D) developing honest relationships.

Question 15

Match the terms on the left with Schutz' interpersonal need on the right.
-support, warmth, intimacy

Accepted Answer

A) control 
B) inclusion 
C) attention 
D) love 
E) affection 
A) control 
B) inclusion 
C) attention 
D) love 
E) affection

Question 16

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right.
-"My new house cost $500,000."

Accepted Answer

A) the psychological self 
B) the material self 
C) the biological self 
D) the social self 
E) the spiritual self 
A) the psychological self 
B) the material self 
C) the biological self 
D) the social self 
E) the spiritual self

Question 17

In the Johari window, the quadrant that is known to others but not the self is called the ________ quadrant.

Accepted Answer

A) hidden 
B) blind 
C) unknown 
D) open 
A) hidden 
B) blind 
C) unknown 
D) open

Question 18

Our ability to think about ourselves and use language to represent ourselves to others is our

Accepted Answer

A) subjective self-awareness 
B) symbolic self-awareness 
C) objective self-awareness 
D) reactive self-awareness 
A) subjective self-awareness 
B) symbolic self-awareness 
C) objective self-awareness 
D) reactive self-awareness

Question 19

In what order, starting with most central to your behaviour and concept of self, and moving to least central, are attitudes, values, and beliefs?

Accepted Answer

A) attitudes, values, beliefs 
B) beliefs, values, attitudes 
C) values, attitudes, beliefs 
D) values, beliefs, attitudes 
A) attitudes, values, beliefs 
B) beliefs, values, attitudes 
C) values, attitudes, beliefs 
D) values, beliefs, attitudes

Question 20

Our interactions with others, associations with groups, roles we assume, and our own labels are all contributions to

Accepted Answer

A) our communication skills. 
B) how our self-concept develops. 
C) our social self. 
D) our spiritual self. 
A) our communication skills. 
B) how our self-concept develops. 
C) our social self. 
D) our spiritual self.

Match the description on the left with the appropriate title of the pane in the Johari Window. -not known to others, known to self

You let down your hair with a good friend, but you would never dream of doing so with your boss or communication professor.This exemplifies

Your spiritual self is defined as

Our material self is defined as

The dyadic effect describes the

How does your self-esteem affect how you interpret the messages of others?

What are some of the risks associated with self disclosure?

To become other-oriented, we must

When are we most likely to incorporate the comments of others into our self-concepts?

According to John Powell, what is the ultimate level of self-disclosure?

According to Will Schutz the interpersonal need to give and receive love, personal support, warmth, and intimacy is

A popular classmate is having a birthday party.You discover that most of the members of your class have received invitations but you have not.Your are surprised about this and are feeling hurt at not receiving an invitation.This example illustrates the interpersonal need

Having someone who can help you objectively and honestly to reflect on your virtues is a benefit of

Match the terms on the left with Schutz' interpersonal need on the right. -support, warmth, intimacy

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right. -"My new house cost $500,000."

In the Johari window, the quadrant that is known to others but not the self is called the ________ quadrant.

Our ability to think about ourselves and use language to represent ourselves to others is our

In what order, starting with most central to your behaviour and concept of self, and moving to least central, are attitudes, values, and beliefs?

Our interactions with others, associations with groups, roles we assume, and our own labels are all contributions to

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Listening and Responding

Verbal Communication Skills

Non-Verbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Cultural Diversity

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Developing, Maintaining, and Ending Interpersonal Relationships

Interpersonal Relationships at Home, Through

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Exam 2: Interpersonal Communication and Self

Match the description on the left with the appropriate title of the pane in the Johari Window. -not known to others, known to self

You let down your hair with a good friend, but you would never dream of doing so with your boss or communication professor.This exemplifies

Your spiritual self is defined as

Our material self is defined as

The dyadic effect describes the

How does your self-esteem affect how you interpret the messages of others?

What are some of the risks associated with self disclosure?

To become other-oriented, we must

When are we most likely to incorporate the comments of others into our self-concepts?

According to John Powell, what is the ultimate level of self-disclosure?

According to Will Schutz the interpersonal need to give and receive love, personal support, warmth, and intimacy is

A popular classmate is having a birthday party.You discover that most of the members of your class have received invitations but you have not.Your are surprised about this and are feeling hurt at not receiving an invitation.This example illustrates the interpersonal need

Having someone who can help you objectively and honestly to reflect on your virtues is a benefit of

Match the terms on the left with Schutz' interpersonal need on the right. -support, warmth, intimacy

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right. -"My new house cost $500,000."

In the Johari window, the quadrant that is known to others but not the self is called the ________ quadrant.

Our ability to think about ourselves and use language to represent ourselves to others is our

In what order, starting with most central to your behaviour and concept of self, and moving to least central, are attitudes, values, and beliefs?

Our interactions with others, associations with groups, roles we assume, and our own labels are all contributions to

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Listening and Responding

Verbal Communication Skills

Non-Verbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Interpersonal Communication and Cultural Diversity

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Developing, Maintaining, and Ending Interpersonal Relationships

Interpersonal Relationships at Home, Through

Filters