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This is to help me study for my Interpersonal Communication Quiz
- 1.What is physically observable about you. ex:body, clothes, possessions.
- A.
Material Self
- B.
Artifacts
- C.
Modeling
- 2.How other people see you and respond to you based on what you do, your culture, and your personality characteristics.
- A.
Confirmation
- B.
Spiritual Self
- C.
Social Self
- 3.The evaluative part of yourself, how worthy you view yourself.
- A.
Role Models
- B.
Self Esteem
- C.
Self-Disclosure
- 4.The awareness of how you look, how you sound, and your behavior.
- A.
High-Self Monitor
- B.
Image Mangement
- C.
Self-Monitoring
- 5.Creating and image that sits the occasion or outcome you desire; The process of projecting one's desired public image.
- A.
Self-Awareness
- B.
Image Mangement
- C.
Selective Retention
- 6.How close you are to things and how that affects your judgement.
- A.
Channel
- B.
Closure
- C.
Proximity
- D.
Proxemics
- 7.Surprise, fear, anger, disgust, happiness, contempt, sadness are all examples of...
- A.
Primary Emotions
- B.
Facial Expressions
- C.
Micro-Expressions
- 8.Trying to organize what is important and what is not important.
- A.
Organization
- B.
Figure and Ground
- C.
Interpretation
- D.
Psychological constructs
- 9.Using your voice with words to communicate.
- A.
Olfactics
- B.
Paralanguage
- C.
Chronemics
- D.
Recency
- 10.Generalization about groups of people that are applied to individual members of those groups.
- A.
Attribution
- B.
Stereotyping
- C.
Controllability
- D.
Locus
- 11.An explanation for an observed behavior.
- A.
Controllability
- B.
Conformation
- C.
Attribution
- D.
Polarization
- 12.A form of language that is considered vulgar, rude, or obscene in the context in which it is used.
- A.
Euphemisms
- B.
Profanity
- C.
Slang
- D.
Illustrators
- 13.Perceiving only what we want or expect to perceive.
- A.
Primacy
- B.
Perceptual Set
- C.
Acculturation
- D.
Reflected Appraisal
- 14.An expectation gives rise to behaviors that cause the expectation to come true.
- A.
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
- B.
Body Endowment
- C.
Social Penetration Theory
- D.
Self-fulfilling Prophesy
- 15.How you learn about the culture you were born into.
- A.
Enculturation
- B.
Acculturation
- C.
In-Groups
- D.
Cultural Lens
- 16.A gender role characterized by the mixture of feminine and masculine traits.
- A.
Perceptual Set
- B.
Gender Roles
- C.
Asexuality
- D.
Androgyny
- 17.The tendency to attribute a range of behaviors to a single characteristic of a person.
- A.
Use perceptual Schema
- B.
Selective Retention
- C.
Selective Attention
- D.
Overattribution
- 18.A specific form of profanity meant to degrade intimidate, or dehumanize people on the basis of their gender, national origin, sexual orientation, religion, race, disability, status or political or moral views
- A.
Euphemisms
- B.
Profanity
- C.
Hate Speech
- D.
Slang
- 19.An expectation that resources and favors from one person in a relationship should be reciprocated back by the other person in the relationship.
- A.
Self-Fulfilling Prophesy
- B.
Norm of Reciprocity
- C.
Social Penetration Theory
- D.
Image Management
- 20.Communication that is rich or involving many channels at once.
- A.
Channel Rich Contexts
- B.
Continuum of Awareness
- C.
Channel
- D.
Channel Lean Contexts
- 21.Ability to understand different explanations for a situation or behavior
- A.
Selective Exposure
- B.
Proxemics
- C.
Confirmation
- D.
Cognitive Complexity
- 22.What you choose to remember about the past
- A.
Selective Retention
- B.
Selective Exposure
- C.
Selective Attention
- D.
Static Evaluation
- 23.Tendency to fail to consider that things change, people change, activities change, places change.
- A.
Affect Displays
- B.
Body Modification
- C.
Bypassing
- D.
Static Evaluation
- 24.Quick flash of true feeling.
- A.
Primary Emotions
- B.
Micro-Expression
- C.
Feedback
- D.
Semi-fixed Feature Space
- 25.Language influences the way culture see and think about the world.
- A.
Values
- B.
Co-cultures
- C.
Acculturation
- D.
Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
- 26.Govern the ordering of words within phrases. How to combine words in meaningful ways.
- A.
Syntactic Rules
- B.
Pragmatic Rules
- C.
Phonological Rules
- D.
Semantic Rules
- 27.Implications or Interpretations of statements. Sarcastic, taking turns, how much to say, telling the truth, making sense.
- A.
Semantic Rules
- B.
Syntactic Rules
- C.
Pragmatic Rules
- D.
Phonological Rules
- 28.Which of the following is NOT on of the three things that make something more likely to be selected.
- A.
Repetition
- B.
Contrast
- C.
Intensity
- D.
Unusual/Unexpected
- 29.Which of the following is NOT one of the Four types of Schema
- A.
Interact Constructs
- B.
Physical Constructs
- C.
Role Constructs
- D.
Perception Constructs
- E.
Psychological Constructs
- 30.Which of the following is not one of the three factors that influences perceptual accuracy?
- A.
Physiological Role
- B.
Social Role
- C.
Societal Role
- D.
Cultural Role
- 31.Tending to focus or the more recent impression over earlier impressions when forming a perception.
- A.
Primacy
- B.
Static Evaluation
- C.
Recency
- D.
Chronemics
- 32.Terms that carry strongly positive or negative connotations.
- A.
Connotative Meaning
- B.
Loaded Language
- C.
Abstract Term
- D.
Paralanguage
- 33.Lacking the ability to see someone else's perspective.
- A.
Interpersonal Perspective
- B.
Overattribution
- C.
Stereotyping
- D.
Egocentrism
- 34.Each word represents a particular object or idea but it does not constitute the object or idea by itself.
- A.
Phonological Rules
- B.
Language
- C.
Language is Symbolic
- D.
Abstract Term
- 35.The set of perceptions a person about who he or she is.
- A.
Self-Esteem
- B.
Self-Concept
- C.
Modeling
- D.
Self-Disclosure
- 36.People's self concept is influenced by their beliefs concerning what other people think of them
- A.
Reflected Appraisal
- B.
Self-Concept
- C.
Norm of Reciprocity
- D.
Immediate Social Comparison
- 37.Which of the following is not a form of Social Comparison?
- A.
Self-Monitoring
- B.
Role Models
- C.
Distance Social Comparison
- D.
Immediate Social Comparison
- 38.As relationships develop communication increases in breadth and depth.
- A.
Face
- B.
High Self-Monitor
- C.
Self-Disclosure
- D.
Social Penetration Theory
- 39.Which is not one of the three ways people respond to you.
- A.
Approval
- B.
Rejection
- C.
Disconfirmation
- D.
Confirmation
- 40.A characteristic that discredits a person causing him/her to be seen as abnormal or undesirable.
- A.
Stigma
- B.
Rejection
- C.
Disconfirmation
- D.
Low-Self Monitor
- 41.When the intended meaning differs from the received meaning.
- A.
Slang
- B.
Euphemisms
- C.
Bypassing
- D.
Connotative Meaning
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