Question 1

Which of the following reflects the approach that the self-concept is developed through the roles we assume?

Accepted Answer

A)  Aunt Ruth always said I was a comedian. 
B)  I am a student, a wife, and a mother. 
C)  I'm a member of the Bloc Québécois. 
D)  I'm hard-working and loyal. 
A)  Aunt Ruth always said I was a comedian. 
B)  I am a student, a wife, and a mother. 
C)  I'm a member of the Bloc Québécois. 
D)  I'm hard-working and loyal. B

Question 2

Our social self is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  the ability to think about what we are doing while we are doing it. 
B)  our reflection of ourselves based on tangible items we own. 
C)  the part of us that interacts with others. 
D)  our moral and values. 
A)  the ability to think about what we are doing while we are doing it. 
B)  our reflection of ourselves based on tangible items we own. 
C)  the part of us that interacts with others. 
D)  our moral and values. C

Question 3

We all need to be included in the activities of others and to include others in social activities.Will Schutz calls this

Accepted Answer

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

Question 4

You see yourself crossing the finish line of the 10K race you will be running on the weekend.Which technique for improving your self-esteem are you using?

Accepted Answer

A)  visualization 
B)  reframing 
C)  self-talk 
D)  seeking support 
A)  visualization 
B)  reframing 
C)  self-talk 
D)  seeking support

Question 5

Self-concept is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  the sum total of who a person is. 
B)  a person's subjective description of who the person thinks he or she is. 
C)  a person's central inner force. 
D)  the labels another person would use to define us. 
A)  the sum total of who a person is. 
B)  a person's subjective description of who the person thinks he or she is. 
C)  a person's central inner force. 
D)  the labels another person would use to define us.

Question 6

Provide an example of how self-talk might help you enhance your self-esteem.Describe the positive scene.

Accepted Answer

One example of how self-talk might help

Question 7

The part of you that consists of your internal thoughts and introspections about your values and moral standards is your

Accepted Answer

A)  androgynous self. 
B)  material self. 
C)  spiritual self. 
D)  social self. 
A)  androgynous self. 
B)  material self. 
C)  spiritual self. 
D)  social self.

Question 8

By focusing on your own talents and uniqueness,you are following which of the strategies for improving your self-esteem?

Accepted Answer

A)  reframing 
B)  developing honest relationships 
C)  avoiding comparisons 
D)  visualizing 
A)  reframing 
B)  developing honest relationships 
C)  avoiding comparisons 
D)  visualizing

Question 9

What are the factors that shape the development of your self-concept? Briefly describe and give an example of each factor.

Accepted Answer

Self: The sum total of who a person is;

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.During your 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 an inflated 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 an inflated sense of your own abilities.

Question 11

Your ________ help(s)you decide whether it is right or wrong to commit academic dishonesty.

Accepted Answer

A)  values 
B)  beliefs 
C)  self-concept 
D)  attitude 
A)  values 
B)  beliefs 
C)  self-concept 
D)  attitude

Question 12

Individuals who are both sensitive to criticism and who tend to be more critical of others are likely to have

Accepted Answer

A)  high self-esteem. 
B)  high self-concept. 
C)  low self-esteem. 
D)  low self-concept. 
A)  high self-esteem. 
B)  high self-concept. 
C)  low self-esteem. 
D)  low self-concept.

Question 13

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)  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)  difference between online and face-to-face self-disclosure.

Question 14

Place attitudes,values,and beliefs in order,starting with the most central to your behaviour and concept of self,and moving to the least central.

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 15

Match the terms on the left with the interpersonal needs on the right.
-belonging,togetherness,acceptance

Accepted Answer

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

Question 16

Self-disclosure can deepen an interpersonal relationship because

Accepted Answer

A)  it makes you more sensitive to the criticism of others. 
B)  what you believe about yourself will come true because you expect it to. 
C)  it influences your expressive or assertive behaviour toward another. 
D)  it provides a basis for another person to understand you better and conveys acceptance and trust. 
A)  it makes you more sensitive to the criticism of others. 
B)  what you believe about yourself will come true because you expect it to. 
C)  it influences your expressive or assertive behaviour toward another. 
D)  it provides a basis for another person to understand you better and conveys acceptance and trust.

Question 17

Purposefully providing information to others that they would otherwise not learn is called

Accepted Answer

A)  responsiveness. 
B)  self-disclosure. 
C)  expressiveness. 
D)  communication style. 
A)  responsiveness. 
B)  self-disclosure. 
C)  expressiveness. 
D)  communication style.

Question 18

Our interactions with others,associations with groups,roles we assume,and our own labels all contribute 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.

Question 19

Which statement is NOT true about the looking-glass self?

Accepted Answer

A)  Our relationships do not influence our behaviour and our sense of who we are. 
B)  Our self-concept changes primarily because of how people respond to us. 
C)  During the early years of our lives, our parents are the key individuals who shape who we are. 
D)  Our friends become highly influential as we become less dependent on our parents. 
A)  Our relationships do not influence our behaviour and our sense of who we are. 
B)  Our self-concept changes primarily because of how people respond to us. 
C)  During the early years of our lives, our parents are the key individuals who shape who we are. 
D)  Our friends become highly influential as we become less dependent on our parents.

Question 20

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

Which of the following reflects the approach that the self-concept is developed through the roles we assume?

Our social self is defined as

We all need to be included in the activities of others and to include others in social activities.Will Schutz calls this

You see yourself crossing the finish line of the 10K race you will be running on the weekend.Which technique for improving your self-esteem are you using?

Self-concept is defined as

Provide an example of how self-talk might help you enhance your self-esteem.Describe the positive scene.

The part of you that consists of your internal thoughts and introspections about your values and moral standards is your

By focusing on your own talents and uniqueness,you are following which of the strategies for improving your self-esteem?

What are the factors that shape the development of your self-concept? Briefly describe and give an example of each factor.

Your ________ help(s)you decide whether it is right or wrong to commit academic dishonesty.

Individuals who are both sensitive to criticism and who tend to be more critical of others are likely to have

The dyadic effect describes the

Place attitudes,values,and beliefs in order,starting with the most central to your behaviour and concept of self,and moving to the least central.

Match the terms on the left with the interpersonal needs on the right. -belonging,togetherness,acceptance

Self-disclosure can deepen an interpersonal relationship because

Purposefully providing information to others that they would otherwise not learn is called

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

Which statement is NOT true about the looking-glass self?

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

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Interpersonal Communication and Diversity: Adapting to Others

Listening and Responding Skills

Verbal Communication Skills

Nonverbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Managing Relationship Challenges

Interpersonal Relationships at Home and at Work

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Exam 2: Interpersonal Communication and Self

Which of the following reflects the approach that the self-concept is developed through the roles we assume?

Our social self is defined as

We all need to be included in the activities of others and to include others in social activities.Will Schutz calls this

You see yourself crossing the finish line of the 10K race you will be running on the weekend.Which technique for improving your self-esteem are you using?

Self-concept is defined as

Provide an example of how self-talk might help you enhance your self-esteem.Describe the positive scene.

The part of you that consists of your internal thoughts and introspections about your values and moral standards is your

By focusing on your own talents and uniqueness,you are following which of the strategies for improving your self-esteem?

What are the factors that shape the development of your self-concept? Briefly describe and give an example of each factor.

Your ________ help(s)you decide whether it is right or wrong to commit academic dishonesty.

Individuals who are both sensitive to criticism and who tend to be more critical of others are likely to have

The dyadic effect describes the

Place attitudes,values,and beliefs in order,starting with the most central to your behaviour and concept of self,and moving to the least central.

Match the terms on the left with the interpersonal needs on the right. -belonging,togetherness,acceptance

Self-disclosure can deepen an interpersonal relationship because

Purposefully providing information to others that they would otherwise not learn is called

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

Which statement is NOT true about the looking-glass self?

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

Introduction to Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Perception

Interpersonal Communication and Diversity: Adapting to Others

Listening and Responding Skills

Verbal Communication Skills

Nonverbal Communication Skills

Conflict Management Skills

Understanding Interpersonal Relationships

Managing Relationship Challenges

Interpersonal Relationships at Home and at Work

Filters