Question 1

Self-disclosure involves revealing details about yourself that are public and easily visible to others.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

Culture affects our identity experience because:

Accepted Answer

A)  Cultural norms can help to shape our identity 
B)  Cultural norms destroy identity 
C)  Cultural heritage is not a part of identity 
D)  Cultural heritage determines identity 
A)  Cultural norms can help to shape our identity 
B)  Cultural norms destroy identity 
C)  Cultural heritage is not a part of identity 
D)  Cultural heritage determines identity

Question 3

Personal constructs are bipolar dimensions used to measure and evaluate things.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

We do not indulge all of our personal impulses in performing our self because:

Accepted Answer

A)  Society fails to make judgments about our actions 
B)  Society rarely makes judgements about our actions 
C)  Society judges our actions 
D)  Society ignores our actions 
A)  Society fails to make judgments about our actions 
B)  Society rarely makes judgements about our actions 
C)  Society judges our actions 
D)  Society ignores our actions

Question 5

The norm of reciprocity affects self-disclosure in relationships because:

Accepted Answer

A)  We expect to get more information from others than we reveal to them 
B)  We expect to get less information from others than we reveal to them 
C)  We expect not to reveal information to others 
D)  We expect to get the same level of information from others that we reveal to them 
A)  We expect to get more information from others than we reveal to them 
B)  We expect to get less information from others than we reveal to them 
C)  We expect not to reveal information to others 
D)  We expect to get the same level of information from others that we reveal to them

Question 6

Discuss Baxter and Montgomery's concept of the 'openness-closedness' dialectic as it applies to self-disclosure in relationships.

Accepted Answer

Depending on the nature of a given relat

Question 7

Cultural heritage is often a part of establishing personal identity.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

The idea of the performative self indicates:

Accepted Answer

A)  We create narratives of our self according to social norms 
B)  We are guided by social ideals in fulfilling our identity 
C)  We use objects to represent our identity 
D)  We enact different identities in different settings 
A)  We create narratives of our self according to social norms 
B)  We are guided by social ideals in fulfilling our identity 
C)  We use objects to represent our identity 
D)  We enact different identities in different settings

Question 9

The best-case example of something is known as:

Accepted Answer

A)  a script. 
B)  a personal construct. 
C)  a prototype. 
D)  an altercasting. 
A)  a script. 
B)  a personal construct. 
C)  a prototype. 
D)  an altercasting.

Question 10

Identity is variable, complex, and can change over time.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

According to the Johari Window model, "Facade" is the aspect of our self:

Accepted Answer

A)  Not Known to Self but Known to Others 
B)  Not Known to Self and Others 
C)  Not Known to Others but Known to Self 
D)  Known to Self and Others 
A)  Not Known to Self but Known to Others 
B)  Not Known to Self and Others 
C)  Not Known to Others but Known to Self 
D)  Known to Self and Others

Question 12

Explain the relationship between culture and identity formation.

Accepted Answer

Cultures have different rules for how mu

Question 13

The idea of the practical self indicates:

Accepted Answer

A)  We create narratives of our self according to social norms 
B)  We are guided by social ideals in fulfilling our identity 
C)  We use objects to represent our identity 
D)  We enact different identities in different settings 
A)  We create narratives of our self according to social norms 
B)  We are guided by social ideals in fulfilling our identity 
C)  We use objects to represent our identity 
D)  We enact different identities in different settings

Question 14

Identify the perception process.

Accepted Answer

Percetion is a process of acti

Question 15

In order to share narratives with others about our personal identity, we must have:

Accepted Answer

A)  The ability to tell stories using symbols that represent shared meanings 
B)  The ability to tell stories well to all our listeners 
C)  The ability to tell new stories to each new listener we encounter 
D)  The ability to tell stories with consistency despite having many listeners 
A)  The ability to tell stories using symbols that represent shared meanings 
B)  The ability to tell stories well to all our listeners 
C)  The ability to tell new stories to each new listener we encounter 
D)  The ability to tell stories with consistency despite having many listeners

Question 16

Self-disclosure is most likely to reveal information that is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Private and confidential 
B)  Private and controversial 
C)  Public and controversial 
D)  Public and not sensitive 
A)  Private and confidential 
B)  Private and controversial 
C)  Public and controversial 
D)  Public and not sensitive

Question 17

Receiving self-disclosures from another person might cause a listener to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Feel honored and valued 
B)  Feel uncomfortable 
C)  Both of the above 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Feel honored and valued 
B)  Feel uncomfortable 
C)  Both of the above 
D)  None of the above

Question 18

According to the Johari Window model, "Blind Spot" is the aspect of our self:

Accepted Answer

A)  Known but then rejected by others 
B)  Known to others but not to us 
C)  Known only by authority figures 
D)  Known only by mentors 
A)  Known but then rejected by others 
B)  Known to others but not to us 
C)  Known only by authority figures 
D)  Known only by mentors

Question 19

The openness-closedness dialectic occurs when:

Accepted Answer

A)  People are unsure how connected vs. how independent they want to be 
B)  People are unsure how others will react to their disclosures 
C)  People are unsure how much information to keep public vs. private 
D)  People are unsure of their own identity 
A)  People are unsure how connected vs. how independent they want to be 
B)  People are unsure how others will react to their disclosures 
C)  People are unsure how much information to keep public vs. private 
D)  People are unsure of their own identity

Question 20

The idea of the psychic/reflective self indicates:

Accepted Answer

A)  We use objects to represent our identity 
B)  We enact different identities in different settings 
C)  We create our self partly in response to social interaction 
D)  We use our communicative behavior to express our inner self 
A)  We use objects to represent our identity 
B)  We enact different identities in different settings 
C)  We create our self partly in response to social interaction 
D)  We use our communicative behavior to express our inner self

Self-disclosure involves revealing details about yourself that are public and easily visible to others.

Culture affects our identity experience because:

Personal constructs are bipolar dimensions used to measure and evaluate things.

We do not indulge all of our personal impulses in performing our self because:

The norm of reciprocity affects self-disclosure in relationships because:

Discuss Baxter and Montgomery's concept of the 'openness-closedness' dialectic as it applies to self-disclosure in relationships.

Cultural heritage is often a part of establishing personal identity.

The idea of the performative self indicates:

The best-case example of something is known as:

Identity is variable, complex, and can change over time.

According to the Johari Window model, "Facade" is the aspect of our self:

Explain the relationship between culture and identity formation.

The idea of the practical self indicates:

Identify the perception process.

In order to share narratives with others about our personal identity, we must have:

Self-disclosure is most likely to reveal information that is:

Receiving self-disclosures from another person might cause a listener to:

According to the Johari Window model, "Blind Spot" is the aspect of our self:

The openness-closedness dialectic occurs when:

The idea of the psychic/reflective self indicates:

An Overview of Everyday Communication

Verbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication

Listening

Talk and Interpersonal Relationships

Groups and Leaders

Culture and Communication

Technology in Everyday Life

Relational Uses and Understanding of Media

Preparing for a Public Presentation

Developing a Public Presentation

Relating Through Informative Speeches and Persuasive Speeches

Delivering a Public Presentation

Interviewing

Filters

Exam 5: Identities and Perceptions

Self-disclosure involves revealing details about yourself that are public and easily visible to others.

Culture affects our identity experience because:

Personal constructs are bipolar dimensions used to measure and evaluate things.

We do not indulge all of our personal impulses in performing our self because:

The norm of reciprocity affects self-disclosure in relationships because:

Discuss Baxter and Montgomery's concept of the 'openness-closedness' dialectic as it applies to self-disclosure in relationships.

Cultural heritage is often a part of establishing personal identity.

The idea of the performative self indicates:

The best-case example of something is known as:

Identity is variable, complex, and can change over time.

According to the Johari Window model, "Facade" is the aspect of our self:

Explain the relationship between culture and identity formation.

The idea of the practical self indicates:

Identify the perception process.

In order to share narratives with others about our personal identity, we must have:

Self-disclosure is most likely to reveal information that is:

Receiving self-disclosures from another person might cause a listener to:

According to the Johari Window model, "Blind Spot" is the aspect of our self:

The openness-closedness dialectic occurs when:

The idea of the psychic/reflective self indicates:

An Overview of Everyday Communication

Verbal Communication

Nonverbal Communication

Listening

Talk and Interpersonal Relationships

Groups and Leaders

Culture and Communication

Technology in Everyday Life

Relational Uses and Understanding of Media

Preparing for a Public Presentation

Developing a Public Presentation

Relating Through Informative Speeches and Persuasive Speeches

Delivering a Public Presentation

Interviewing

Filters