Exam 4: Perception
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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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Consider a stereotype you might hold, either positive or negative.Using information from the text, explain what led you to have this specific stereotype and how your behavior and communication has been affected by it.
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Stereotyping occurs when generalizations lose touch with reality.
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What's missing from this perception check? "When you didn't call me when you said you would, I thought you might have forgotten or were mad at me.What happened?"
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The sensory data we receive are the same for all of us; perceptual differences occur only after we begin to process those data.
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All of the following are causes of inaccurate perception except
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How does the concept of self-fulfilling prophecy from Chapter 2 relate to the interpretation step in the perception process? Give examples.
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The text argues that an ailment may have a strong impact on how you relate to others.
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Whether you are happy or unhappy with a partner will affect how you interpret that partner's behavior.
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Choose one of the following social roles-gender, occupational or relational-then explain how this area has influenced your perceptions.Use examples from your own life in your discussion.
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The self-serving bias illustrates our tendency to judge others more charitably than ourselves.
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Unchanging people or things become less noticeable, and thus occupy less of our attention than those that change.
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What's missing from this perception check? "When I saw you having lunch with Emily, I figured you liked her more than me.What's going on?"
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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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The term that refers to men and women possessing a mixture of traits that have previously been considered exclusively masculine or feminine is
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Describe the five perceptual tendencies identified by researchers in Chapter Three.What role has each played/not played in the formation of your perceptions of three people important to you?
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