Exam 3: Perception

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 104-110: Match each of the perceptual schema examples below with constructs that describe it. -Alexandria thought Jon was friendly from the first time they met.

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Question 21

We notice some stimuli over others in our environment because they are

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Question 22

The Pillow Method is designed to

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Question 23

In perceiving others, we usually blame their problems on their personal qualities rather than on factors outside them.

(True/False)

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Question 24

An effective perception checking statement

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Question 25

All of the following are causes of inaccurate perception except

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Question 26

Only women are affected by changes in mood.

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Question 27

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 94-98: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes: -You feel sadness when your friend tells you his cat died.

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Question 28

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 94-98: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes: -You think that when your coworker uses profanity it's due to a flaw in her character, but when you use profanity it's because the situation demands it.

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Question 29

In our perceptions, we cling more strongly to first impressions, even when they are wrong.

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Question 30

Since stimuli that are intense often attract our attention, we're more likely to remember extremely talkative people than those who are quiet.

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Question 31

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 99-103: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. -You notice car advertisements more when you need a new car.

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Question 32

The perceptions of people who know you well will not be influenced by information on your Facebook profile.

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Question 33

It's possible to avoid stereotyping by attending to characteristics other than those that are obvious of the group to which you assign someone.

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Question 34

All of the following is true about stereotyping except

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Question 35

When Mary meets Ted at a party, she asks him what he does for a living.This is an example of classifying people by

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Question 36

The steps in the perception process are

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Question 37

The recognition of a "figure" as standing out from a "ground" of other stimuli takes place during what phase of the perception process?

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Question 38

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 104-110: Match each of the perceptual schema examples below with constructs that describe it. -Darin decided LuAnn was insecure when he heard her ask for help twice.

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Question 39

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 111-115: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. -Your friend comes into the room and slams the door, so you assume he is angry with you.

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INSTRUCTIONS for questions 104-110: Match each of the perceptual schema examples below with constructs that describe it. -Alexandria thought Jon was friendly from the first time they met.

We notice some stimuli over others in our environment because they are

The Pillow Method is designed to

In perceiving others, we usually blame their problems on their personal qualities rather than on factors outside them.

An effective perception checking statement

All of the following are causes of inaccurate perception except

Only women are affected by changes in mood.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 94-98: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes: -You feel sadness when your friend tells you his cat died.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 94-98: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes: -You think that when your coworker uses profanity it's due to a flaw in her character, but when you use profanity it's because the situation demands it.

In our perceptions, we cling more strongly to first impressions, even when they are wrong.

Since stimuli that are intense often attract our attention, we're more likely to remember extremely talkative people than those who are quiet.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 99-103: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. -You notice car advertisements more when you need a new car.

The perceptions of people who know you well will not be influenced by information on your Facebook profile.

It's possible to avoid stereotyping by attending to characteristics other than those that are obvious of the group to which you assign someone.

All of the following is true about stereotyping except

When Mary meets Ted at a party, she asks him what he does for a living.This is an example of classifying people by

The steps in the perception process are

The recognition of a "figure" as standing out from a "ground" of other stimuli takes place during what phase of the perception process?

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 104-110: Match each of the perceptual schema examples below with constructs that describe it. -Darin decided LuAnn was insecure when he heard her ask for help twice.

INSTRUCTIONS for questions 111-115: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. -Your friend comes into the room and slams the door, so you assume he is angry with you.

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