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Froggy Jumps Communications Mid Term questionsOnline version communications ch 3 and 4 by Harlee Karrh 1 Research indicates that we make stereotypical judgments on how trustworthy a person is a after meeting them a few times or spending a few hours with them b before we even consciously realize we have seen their face c within a few minutes or first seeing a person's face 2 The term ________ refers to where a behavior is placed, within or outside the self a street b love c locus 3 locus refers to which of the following a to where the cause of behavior is located b to the description of the cause of a behavior c to the majority view of explaining a behavior 4 Over attribution is a type of error that involves basing all interpretations of an individual's behavior on: a What we know about other people b Our past experience of their behavior c One or two obvious characteristics 5 The second step in the perception process, ______, helps you make sense of information by allowing you to compare a contrast it with other things you know about it. a Selection b Analysis c Organization 6 Which term describes the classification of information in the perceptual process a Interpretation b Organization c Judgment 7 People do not pay attention to all the stimuli in their environment. Instead, they engage in _____ , the process in which your mind and body help you choose certain stimuli to attend to . a Peace b Selection c Organization 8 Which of the following is a reason that perceptual errors occur? a The brain organizes stimuli very slowly b We engage only one sense at a time in selecting c We view the world through many lenses 9 The principle that first impressions are critical because they set the tone for all future interaction is known as the _____ effect a Primacy b Recency c Impression 10 Which of the following is an accurate assessment of the attribution of controllability when examining individual's behavior responses. a Most causes of behavior are under an individual's control b Causes for behavior vary in how controllable they are c Most cause of behavior are outside a person's control 11 Which of the following best describes self- esteem a objective perception b subjective evaluation c Objective evaluation 12 People with low self- esteem generally adopt a more _____ perspective on life a Positive b Realistic c Negative 13 Individuals with high self- esteem avoid task with a high risk of failure to preserve their self- esteem a True b False c 14 According to the interpersonal needs theory, the need for _____ is the need to maintain some degree of in our relationship a Control b love c stress 15 which of the following risky behaviors is an individual with high self-esteem most likely to engage in? a abusing alcohol b using cocaine c getting into fights 16 The process of adjusting our behavior in order to project the kind of image we want to project is known as a whole perception b image management c core concept 17 According to Dan McAdams, each of us develops a _____, a way of presenting ourselves to others that is based on our self- concept but also influenced by other people a Facade b Projection c Life story 18 What is our "face," according to Erving. Goffman? a The public image we want b The image our friends and families see c the image strangers see 19 Which of the following describes the process of behavioral adjustment to project a desired image? a Image adjustment b Behavior adjustment c Image management 20 Facework is comprised of the _____ we use to project the public image we want to have a Tools b Behaviors c Words and phrases

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by Harlee Karrh

Research indicates that we make stereotypical judgments on how trustworthy a person is

The term ________ refers to where a behavior is placed, within or outside the self

locus refers to which of the following

Over attribution is a type of error that involves basing all interpretations of an individual's behavior on:

The second step in the perception process, ______, helps you make sense of information by allowing you to compare a contrast it with other things you know about it.

Which term describes the classification of information in the perceptual process

People do not pay attention to all the stimuli in their environment. Instead, they engage in _____ , the process in which your mind and body help you choose certain stimuli to attend to .

Which of the following is a reason that perceptual errors occur?

The principle that first impressions are critical because they set the tone for all future interaction is known as the _____ effect

Which of the following is an accurate assessment of the attribution of controllability when examining individual's behavior responses.

Which of the following best describes self- esteem

People with low self- esteem generally adopt a more _____ perspective on life

Individuals with high self- esteem avoid task with a high risk of failure to preserve their self- esteem

According to the interpersonal needs theory, the need for _____ is the need to maintain some degree of in our relationship

which of the following risky behaviors is an individual with high self-esteem most likely to engage in?

The process of adjusting our behavior in order to project the kind of image we want to project is known as

According to Dan McAdams, each of us develops a _____, a way of presenting ourselves to others that is based on our self- concept but also influenced by other people

What is our "face," according to Erving. Goffman?

Which of the following describes the process of behavioral adjustment to project a desired image?

Facework is comprised of the _____ we use to project the public image we want to have