Exam 3: Perception

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The skill of perception checking allows you to see if you are correct in your interpretation of another's behavior.

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INSTRUCTIONS for questions 99-103: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. -The stories you share with your coworkers creates a shared perspective of your boss.

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Which perceptual tendency is illustrated in the following example? Leah was trying to be helpful when she told Eric he should wear pants that make him look less fat.However, when Eric told Leah she should lay off the makeup because it makes her look "old," she perceived his comment as hurtful and mean.

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INSTRUCTIONS for questions 153-157: Match the statement below with the term it best describes. a.definition of self-disclosure b.significant self-disclosure c.Johari Window d.social penetration e.deliberate self-disclosure -A common perceptual tendency is to assume that others are similar to us.

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A perception check includes

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Stereotyping occurs when generalizations lose touch with reality.

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One way in which we organize our impressions of others is by appearance.

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Punctuation is the process of organizing a series of events to determine causes and effects.

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INSTRUCTIONS for questions 153-157: Match the statement below with the term it best describes. a.definition of self-disclosure b.significant self-disclosure c.Johari Window d.social penetration e.deliberate self-disclosure -Sensory data can be different to different people.

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If your instructor expects you to do well in class, he/she will likely perceive your work differently from those they expect to fail.

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Your text claims that there is nothing wrong with the generalizations we make, using our organization constructs, as long as they are accurate.

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There is little difference between the terms sex and gender; they can be used interchangeably.

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Being able to pick out your sister's comments from a babble of voices at a party illustrates the organizational principle of

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Position Four in the Pillow Method takes the perspective that the original issue should still be seen as very important.

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INSTRUCTIONS for questions 111-115: Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. -You think all Japanese are hard workers after doing an internship in a Japanese company.

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Using the skill of perception checking will help prevent

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According to the text, there are no benefits to parents and children being "friends" on Facebook.

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We are influenced more by subtle stimuli rather than obvious ones.

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The "halo effect" is a perceptual tendency which causes us to be more generous in our judgment of ourselves over others.

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Sympathy is the ability to experience the world from another's point of view.

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