Question 1

The question "Who am I?" refers to which of the following

Accepted Answer

A)  self-awareness 
B)  self-differentiation 
C)  self-schema 
D)  self-concept 
A)  self-awareness 
B)  self-differentiation 
C)  self-schema 
D)  self-concept

Question 2

There is increasing evidence that shows which of the following between low self-esteem and social problems

Accepted Answer

A)  correlation 
B)  causation 
C)  exacerbation 
D)  differentiation 
A)  correlation 
B)  causation 
C)  exacerbation 
D)  differentiation

Question 3

What occurs when our three versions of self to not align

Accepted Answer

A)  self-differentiation 
B)  self-comparison 
C)  self-discrepancy 
D)  self-awareness 
A)  self-differentiation 
B)  self-comparison 
C)  self-discrepancy 
D)  self-awareness

Question 4

Kirby is a 19-year-old college student. She is constantly posting photos of herself to social media, giving unsolicited advice to friends, and overestimating her abilities to perform in school. This is most evident after she brags about how she is the best student in her Italian class, but then fails the final. What does this exemplify

Accepted Answer

A)  self-compassion 
B)  narcissism 
C)  self-esteem 
D)  self-efficacy 
A)  self-compassion 
B)  narcissism 
C)  self-esteem 
D)  self-efficacy

Question 5

Carl is a kindergartener. During a show-and-tell day at school, Carl shares that he is funny, smart, enjoys broccoli, and is a musician because he plays the recorder. He also shares that he is going to be a big brother because his mom is pregnant with a baby. Which of these would be considered a social role characteristic

Accepted Answer

A)  Carl is funny. 
B)  Carl is smart. 
C)  Carl enjoys broccoli. 
D)  Carl will be a big brother. 
A)  Carl is funny. 
B)  Carl is smart. 
C)  Carl enjoys broccoli. 
D)  Carl will be a big brother.

Question 6

Which of the following is a form of self-promotion

Accepted Answer

A)  entitlement 
B)  conspicuous consumption 
C)  ingratiation 
D)  opinion conformity 
A)  entitlement 
B)  conspicuous consumption 
C)  ingratiation 
D)  opinion conformity

Question 7

In which research context is the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale most commonly used

Accepted Answer

A)  study of friendships 
B)  study of siblings 
C)  study of romantic partners 
D)  study of parents 
A)  study of friendships 
B)  study of siblings 
C)  study of romantic partners 
D)  study of parents

Question 8

What does the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale measure

Accepted Answer

A)  the number of people with whom you have close relationships 
B)  the discrepancy between your actual self and your ideal self 
C)  the level of overlap between our self and others 
D)  the distance between your independent and interdependent self-construal 
A)  the number of people with whom you have close relationships 
B)  the discrepancy between your actual self and your ideal self 
C)  the level of overlap between our self and others 
D)  the distance between your independent and interdependent self-construal

Question 9

Which of the following proposes that we all have a basic motivation to grow and improve our self-concept

Accepted Answer

A)  self-expansion theory 
B)  self-awareness theory 
C)  social comparison theory 
D)  social identity theory 
A)  self-expansion theory 
B)  self-awareness theory 
C)  social comparison theory 
D)  social identity theory

Question 10

Self-esteem is a complex, abstract, and subjective construct.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

After her son dies of a heroin overdose, Kathy finds new meaning by becoming an advocate for health care reform. She spends much of her free time petitioning legislators to pass reform that will deter drug use. What is this an example of

Accepted Answer

A)  self-differentiation 
B)  self-compassion 
C)  self-deception 
D)  self-awareness 
A)  self-differentiation 
B)  self-compassion 
C)  self-deception 
D)  self-awareness

Question 12

When constructing direct, explicit measures of self-esteem, researchers may use which of the following to prevent a respondent from simply putting the same answer for each question

Accepted Answer

A)  reverse scoring 
B)  self-reports 
C)  social desirability scores 
D)  face validity 
A)  reverse scoring 
B)  self-reports 
C)  social desirability scores 
D)  face validity

Question 13

Studies have shown that people with fragile but high self-esteem______.

Accepted Answer

A)  are more reluctant to take intelligent risks 
B)  are more likely to seek out helpful feedback 
C)  increase their academic performance 
D)  have decreased levels of intergroup prejudice. 
A)  are more reluctant to take intelligent risks 
B)  are more likely to seek out helpful feedback 
C)  increase their academic performance 
D)  have decreased levels of intergroup prejudice.

Question 14

During a research study, Melinda is asked to circle one of seven Venn diagrams to describe her relationship with her spouse. Which of the following is Melinda using

Accepted Answer

A)  self-differentiation test 
B)  Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale 
C)  mirror self-recognition test 
D)  self-perception scale 
A)  self-differentiation test 
B)  Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale 
C)  mirror self-recognition test 
D)  self-perception scale

Question 15

Carlos is a graduate of Harvard University. He takes great pride in this, and stills cheers on Harvard sports teams. Which of the following does Carlos likely have high levels of

Accepted Answer

A)  self-monitoring 
B)  collective self-esteem 
C)  impression management 
D)  self-awareness 
A)  self-monitoring 
B)  collective self-esteem 
C)  impression management 
D)  self-awareness

Question 16

Biased views of our own behavior usually emerge when we receive feedback from others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

There is increasing evidence that simply boosting self-esteem will do which of the following

Accepted Answer

A)  increase performance 
B)  increase healthy risk-taking behavior 
C)  lead to narcissism 
D)  decrease bullying and aggression 
A)  increase performance 
B)  increase healthy risk-taking behavior 
C)  lead to narcissism 
D)  decrease bullying and aggression

Question 18

Which of the following refers to one's ability to self-observe or evaluate one's own behavior

Accepted Answer

A)  entitlement 
B)  ingratiation 
C)  self-insight 
D)  self-comparison 
A)  entitlement 
B)  ingratiation 
C)  self-insight 
D)  self-comparison

Question 19

Someone who takes credit for another person's work engages in conspicuous consumption.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Which of the following describes our subjective personal evaluation of our self-concept

Accepted Answer

A)  self-differentiation 
B)  self-comparison 
C)  self-esteem 
D)  self-awareness 
A)  self-differentiation 
B)  self-comparison 
C)  self-esteem 
D)  self-awareness

The question "Who am I?" refers to which of the following

There is increasing evidence that shows which of the following between low self-esteem and social problems

What occurs when our three versions of self to not align

Which of the following is a form of self-promotion

In which research context is the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale most commonly used

What does the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale measure

Which of the following proposes that we all have a basic motivation to grow and improve our self-concept

Self-esteem is a complex, abstract, and subjective construct.

After her son dies of a heroin overdose, Kathy finds new meaning by becoming an advocate for health care reform. She spends much of her free time petitioning legislators to pass reform that will deter drug use. What is this an example of

When constructing direct, explicit measures of self-esteem, researchers may use which of the following to prevent a respondent from simply putting the same answer for each question

Studies have shown that people with fragile but high self-esteem______.

During a research study, Melinda is asked to circle one of seven Venn diagrams to describe her relationship with her spouse. Which of the following is Melinda using

Carlos is a graduate of Harvard University. He takes great pride in this, and stills cheers on Harvard sports teams. Which of the following does Carlos likely have high levels of

Biased views of our own behavior usually emerge when we receive feedback from others.

There is increasing evidence that simply boosting self-esteem will do which of the following

Which of the following refers to one's ability to self-observe or evaluate one's own behavior

Someone who takes credit for another person's work engages in conspicuous consumption.

Which of the following describes our subjective personal evaluation of our self-concept

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Exam 3: The Social Self

The question "Who am I?" refers to which of the following

There is increasing evidence that shows which of the following between low self-esteem and social problems

What occurs when our three versions of self to not align

Which of the following is a form of self-promotion

In which research context is the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale most commonly used

What does the Inclusion of the Other in the Self (IOS) Scale measure

Which of the following proposes that we all have a basic motivation to grow and improve our self-concept

Self-esteem is a complex, abstract, and subjective construct.

After her son dies of a heroin overdose, Kathy finds new meaning by becoming an advocate for health care reform. She spends much of her free time petitioning legislators to pass reform that will deter drug use. What is this an example of

When constructing direct, explicit measures of self-esteem, researchers may use which of the following to prevent a respondent from simply putting the same answer for each question

Studies have shown that people with fragile but high self-esteem______.

During a research study, Melinda is asked to circle one of seven Venn diagrams to describe her relationship with her spouse. Which of the following is Melinda using

Carlos is a graduate of Harvard University. He takes great pride in this, and stills cheers on Harvard sports teams. Which of the following does Carlos likely have high levels of

Biased views of our own behavior usually emerge when we receive feedback from others.

There is increasing evidence that simply boosting self-esteem will do which of the following

Which of the following refers to one's ability to self-observe or evaluate one's own behavior

Someone who takes credit for another person's work engages in conspicuous consumption.

Which of the following describes our subjective personal evaluation of our self-concept

An Introduction to Social Psychology

Research Methods

Social Cognition

Person Perception

Attitudes and Persuasion

Social Influence: Conformity, Social Roles, and Obedience

Group Processes

Stereotyping, Prejudice, and Discrimination

Helping Prosocial Behavior

Aggression

Intimate Relationships

Social Psychology and a Sustainable Environment

Social Psychology of Law and the Courtroom

Social Psychology of Stress and Health

Social Psychology and Happiness: Positive

Social Psychology and Behavioral

Social Psychology and Relationship Violence

Social Psychology of Work: Industrialorganizational Psychology

Social Psychology of Volunteerism and Internships

Social Psychology and Personal Finance

Social Psychology and Forgiveness

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