Exam 9: Trust and Deception

This is a sense of peace and understanding that we experience when we stop blaming others for perceived wrongs.

This orientation involves using voice tone, gestures, and/or facial expressions to generate hostility in another.

Our romantic partner is the person to whom we are mostly likely to tell our biggest lies.

Inappropriately relying on another person can often create as many problems as not relying on them at all.

_____________ believes that individuals who believe in themselves are "self-actualizers" who are close to fulfilling their unique potential as human beings.

Nelson Mandela believes that ____________ is like drinking poison and waiting for it to kill your enemy.

The amount of trust we place in another is largely based on our ___________ of that person's character.

Character-based sources of trust include integrity, consistency of behavior, and discretion.

This percentage of students believes their parents want them to behave ethically.

The goals we bring to a relationship directly affect how trusting we are.

A trusting behavior involves all elements except:

Explain why it is often more difficult to form a trusting relationship with someone online as opposed to forming that same relationship in person.

Technology makes us more accessible to our family and friends, and it makes us more accessible, essentially, to everyone.

The absence of trust causes reciprocation of disclosers to cease, eventually leading to what?

We place trust in others for a variety of reasons. Please name three.

Trust is a gamble that often carries some risk.

Deception may occur in any of our personal relationships.

Gossip has positive effects, often fostering relationships and kinships with others.

Explain how trust is akin in "interpersonal glue."

________________ breeds mistrust and further deception; these are factors harmful to the building of strong relationships.