Question 1

Compare and contrast the social penetration model to the Johari Window model.

Accepted Answer

* The social penetration model shows how

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about self-disclosure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-disclosure usually moves in small increments. 
B)  Self-disclosure moves from less personal to more personal information. 
C)  Self-disclosure is reciprocal. 
D)  Self-disclosure online is the same as face-to-face disclosure. 
A)  Self-disclosure usually moves in small increments. 
B)  Self-disclosure moves from less personal to more personal information. 
C)  Self-disclosure is reciprocal. 
D)  Self-disclosure online is the same as face-to-face disclosure.

Question 3

You always have to check the locks on your doors at least three times before you go to bed every night,but you have never told anyone.In which quadrant of the Johari Window model is this information?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 4

Our communication style is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  a style characterized by high achievement and controlled emotions. 
B)  a style characterized by high assertiveness and low expressiveness. 
C)  the habitual ways in which we behave toward others. 
D)  a style characterized by sensitivity toward others and a minimum of assertiveness. 
A)  a style characterized by high achievement and controlled emotions. 
B)  a style characterized by high assertiveness and low expressiveness. 
C)  the habitual ways in which we behave toward others. 
D)  a style characterized by sensitivity toward others and a minimum of assertiveness.

Question 5

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 6

The concept of the looking-glass self is defined as

Accepted Answer

A)  our view of ourselves reflected through our moral standards. 
B)  our view of ourselves reflected through our material possessions. 
C)  our view of ourselves based on our interactions with others. 
D)  our view of ourselves based on our gender roles. 
A)  our view of ourselves reflected through our moral standards. 
B)  our view of ourselves reflected through our material possessions. 
C)  our view of ourselves based on our interactions with others. 
D)  our view of ourselves based on our gender roles.

Question 7

Philosophers suggest that there are three basic questions to which we all seek answers.They are

Accepted Answer

A)  Who am I? How did I get here? Is there a God? 
B)  Who am I? Who are all these others? What effect do I have on others? 
C)  Is there a God? Who am I? Why am I here? 
D)  Who am I? Why am I here? Who are all those others? 
A)  Who am I? How did I get here? Is there a God? 
B)  Who am I? Who are all these others? What effect do I have on others? 
C)  Is there a God? Who am I? Why am I here? 
D)  Who am I? Why am I here? Who are all those others?

Question 8

Which of the following statements about symbolic interaction theory is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A)  We make sense of the world based on our interactions with others. 
B)  We interpret what a word means based in part on how other people react to our use of it. 
C)  Symbolic interaction theory has been rejected by many communication theorists. 
D)  Other people shape our understanding of ourselves and the world. 
A)  We make sense of the world based on our interactions with others. 
B)  We interpret what a word means based in part on how other people react to our use of it. 
C)  Symbolic interaction theory has been rejected by many communication theorists. 
D)  Other people shape our understanding of ourselves and the world.

Question 9

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right.
-"I'm a totally different person when I'm away from work."

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 10

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

Accepted Answer

* We are more likely to incorporate anot

Question 11

Match the description on the left with the area of the Johari Window model on the right.
-Known to others,not known to self.

Accepted Answer

A) hidden 
B) blind 
C) unaware 
D) absent 
E) open
F)unknown 
A) hidden 
B) blind 
C) unaware 
D) absent 
E) open
F)unknown

Question 12

The model of self-disclosure that reflects both depth and breadth of shared information is

Accepted Answer

A)  the social penetration model. 
B)  the Johari Window model. 
C)  the self-fulfilling prophecy. 
D)  your communication style. 
A)  the social penetration model. 
B)  the Johari Window model. 
C)  the self-fulfilling prophecy. 
D)  your communication style.

Question 13

The way in which you structure your understanding of reality-what is true and what is false-is called a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  value. 
B)  attitude. 
C)  belief. 
D)  personal choice. 
A)  value. 
B)  attitude. 
C)  belief. 
D)  personal choice.

Question 14

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right.
-"What is the meaning of life?"

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 15

The social learning approach explains your communication style with others

Accepted Answer

A)  based on traits and personality characteristics. 
B)  based on learning indirectly or directly from other people. 
C)  and does not influence how we interact with others. 
D)  as a style characterized by masculine and feminine behaviours. 
A)  based on traits and personality characteristics. 
B)  based on learning indirectly or directly from other people. 
C)  and does not influence how we interact with others. 
D)  as a style characterized by masculine and feminine behaviours.

Question 16

Match the definition on the left with the term on the right.
-A person's subjective description of who he or she is.

Accepted Answer

A) values 
B) self-esteem 
C) beliefs 
D) self-awareness 
E) attitudes
F)behaviours
G)self-concept 
A) values 
B) self-esteem 
C) beliefs 
D) self-awareness 
E) attitudes
F)behaviours
G)self-concept

Compare and contrast the social penetration model to the Johari Window model.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about self-disclosure?

You always have to check the locks on your doors at least three times before you go to bed every night,but you have never told anyone.In which quadrant of the Johari Window model is this information?

Our communication style is defined as

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

The concept of the looking-glass self is defined as

Philosophers suggest that there are three basic questions to which we all seek answers.They are

Which of the following statements about symbolic interaction theory is NOT true?

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right. -"I'm a totally different person when I'm away from work."

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

Match the description on the left with the area of the Johari Window model on the right. -Known to others,not known to self.

The model of self-disclosure that reflects both depth and breadth of shared information is

The way in which you structure your understanding of reality-what is true and what is false-is called a(n)

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right. -"What is the meaning of life?"

The social learning approach explains your communication style with others

Match the definition on the left with the term on the right. -A person's subjective description of who he or she is.

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Exam 2: Interpersonal Communication and Self

Compare and contrast the social penetration model to the Johari Window model.

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about self-disclosure?

You always have to check the locks on your doors at least three times before you go to bed every night,but you have never told anyone.In which quadrant of the Johari Window model is this information?

Our communication style is defined as

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

The concept of the looking-glass self is defined as

Philosophers suggest that there are three basic questions to which we all seek answers.They are

Which of the following statements about symbolic interaction theory is NOT true?

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right. -"I'm a totally different person when I'm away from work."

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

Match the description on the left with the area of the Johari Window model on the right. -Known to others,not known to self.

The model of self-disclosure that reflects both depth and breadth of shared information is

The way in which you structure your understanding of reality-what is true and what is false-is called a(n)

Match the example on the left with the dimension of the self on the right. -"What is the meaning of life?"

The social learning approach explains your communication style with others

Match the definition on the left with the term on the right. -A person's subjective description of who he or she is.

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