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True or false?
We each will notice the same things in every situation. For example, four people in a park will all notice the same things.
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False, we each notice different things. This is called Perception Process.
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. True or false?
We can attend to all impressions that surround us.
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False, selection enables us to notice somethings and ignore others
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Which of the following usually draws attention?
A. intensity (louder, brighter, short, tall)
B. Repetition
C. Contrast or Change in stimulation
D. Motives
E. All of the above
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E. All of the above, this process is called Selection
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Sally walks down the street everyday to get to school. She normally is in “her own world” and does not notice much. Today she stopped and noticed a bright, green bench that had never been there before. This is an example of
A. Intensity
B. Repetition
C. Contrast or Change in Stimulation
D. Motives
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C. Contrast or Change in stimulation
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True or false?
The “vase-face” optical illusion is an example of a figure against a less striking ground.
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True
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True or false?
There are only two ways to view an object, setting, situation, issue, etc.
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False: there are countless ways to view things. Views are determined on individual basis through experiences, memories, values, etc.
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On the first day of classes, Hunter classifies his teacher. He notices that she is female, older, and short. He is practicing perceptual schema through:
A. Social Roles
B. Appearance
C. Membership
D. Psychological traits
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B. Appearances
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When asked about her “dream man,” Annie replies that she is looking for a man who is a Republican, a Christian, and a college graduate. She is classifying according to…
A. Social Roles
B. Appearance
C. Membership
D. Psychological traits
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C. Membership
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The straight forward approach of perception checking has the best chance of working in which culture?
A. Low context cultures B. High context cultures C. Both D. Neither |
Low context cultures
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Attaching a meaning to a certain behavior is called what?
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Attribution
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We make sense of our environment in a four step process. Name two of the four steps.
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1. selecting certain stimuli from the environment
2. organizing stimuli into meaningful patterns
3. interpreting them in a manner that is shaped by a variety of factors
4. negotiating them through naratives that we share with others
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What is the main difference between empathy and sympathy?
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Sympathy - you view the other person's situation from your point of view.
Empathy - you view it from the other person's perspective. (It becomes your own experience for that moment.)
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Empathy has how many dimensions?
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Three.
1) Perspective taking
2) Emotional
3) Genuine Concern
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What are the 5 positions of the "Pillow Method"?
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1) I'm right, you're wrong.
2) You're right, I'm wrong.
3) Both right, Both wrong.
4) The issue isn't important.
5) There is truth is all perspectives.
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The following list are the three elements of what?
- A description of the behavior you noticed.
- At least two possible interpretations of the behavior.
- A request for clarification about how to interpret the behavior.
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Perception Checking
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