Exam 3: Perception: What You See Is What You Get

Jacob and Sue view a series of events in different ways: Jacob says that he goes out drinking with the guys because she always fusses at him when he gets home; Sue says she fusses at him when he gets home because he always goes out drinking after work. Which term refers to this gap in perception between Jacob and Sue?

Samantha is upset with Joe, and she believes that she is right and Joe is wrong. Samantha's position is position 1 in the Pillow Method.

Match each of the descriptions below with the term it best describes. a.attribution b.negotiation c.punctuation d.selection e.self-serving bias -Your interaction with your coworkers creates a shared perspective of your boss.

Janet will not state her opinion publicly, but she informs her peers she hopes their boss will not hire anyone over the age of 50 because they cannot keep up the pace needed to work productively. Which aspect of interpretation does her belief demonstrate?

Silence is valued over talk in most Asian cultures.

Using a personal experience, describe each step of the perception process.

If you use a perception check, what are you trying to prevent?

Identify a situation from your recent experience in which you had a disagreement with another person due to physiological factors. Discuss how these factors led to disagreement.

Sheena raises her voice when she speaks to older adults because she thinks that all older adults have hearing loss. This is an example of a stereotype.

It is necessary to feel sympathy to truly empathize with another person.

In Indigenous cultures, time is seen as experiential in nature; there is no particular time, only what is occurring at the moment.

The Pillow Method argues that all issues are of vital importance.

What occurs between and among people as they influence one another's perceptions and try to achieve a shared perspective?

Alice has decided it is time to purchase a new car. She would generally tell her friends, "I am not a car person." Since Alice does a lot of off-road biking, she wants a hatchback. As she drives in her city, she notices that every car company seems to offer this feature. What is this an example of?

According to your text, each of us experiences a different reality.

Ever since Jennifer had children, she has become much more concerned about safety. This is an example of Jennifer's relational role influencing her perception.

Match each of the perceptual schema examples below with constructs that describe it. a.physical construct b.role construct c.interaction construct d.psychological construct e.membership construct -Temi did not want to associate with the girl wearing a ring in her nose.

What elements of the perception process are addressed through perception checking?

Jack and Mary share an office. Jack complains that Mary is disorganized, which makes his workspace untidy. Mary thinks there is nothing wrong with being disorganized and that Jack has to relax. As they listen to each other, they begin to change their viewpoints. What step in the perception process is this an example of?

Curt is trying to understand Amy's behaviour. What is Curt engaging in?