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. A set of relatively stable perceptions that each of us holds about ourselves is called ____________.

self-esteem correct incorrect

self-image correct incorrect

self-disclosure correct incorrect

self-concept correct incorrect

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. ____________ refers to how we develop an image of ourselves from the way we think others view us.

Reflected appraisal correct incorrect

Self-esteem correct incorrect

Social comparison correct incorrect

Significant others correct incorrect

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. A _____________ occurs when a person’s expectation of an outcome makes the outcome more likely to occur than it would otherwise have been.

narrative paradigm correct incorrect

semantic dilemma correct incorrect

relationship dialectic correct incorrect

self-fulfilling prophecy correct incorrect

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. 4.Which of the following is a physiological influence on our perception?

Hair color correct incorrect

Age correct incorrect

Shoe size correct incorrect

Religious affiliation correct incorrect

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. After focusing on particular information in our environment, we arrange it in a meaningful way to make sense of things. This occurs in the ____________ stage of perception.

organization correct incorrect

veracity correct incorrect

proxemic correct incorrect

pragmatist correct incorrect

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. Personal stories that we and others create to make sense of our personal world are called ____________.

narratives correct incorrect

self-concept correct incorrect

attributions correct incorrect

stereotypes correct incorrect

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. Some of the biggest problems that interfere with understanding and agreement arise from errors in the process of attaching meaning to behavior. This process is known as ____________.

self-serving bias correct incorrect

attribution correct incorrect

empathy correct incorrect

stereotyping correct incorrect

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. Sociologist Erving Goffman coined the term ____________ to describe the verbal and nonverbal ways we act to maintain our own presenting image and the images of others.

face correct incorrect

identity management correct incorrect

facework correct incorrect

sympathy correct incorrect

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. Which of the following is an advantage of computer-mediated communication (CMC) in impression management?

There is no way to present false or dishonest information using CMC. correct incorrect

Everyone who uses CMC is a high self-monitor. correct incorrect

People who use CMC only have one identity to manage. correct incorrect

CMC allows the sender to say difficult things without forcing the receiver to respond immediately. correct incorrect