Exam 5: Nonverbal Communication

Cultural heritage is often a part of establishing personal identity.

George Herbert Mead's idea of the 'attitude of reflection' refers to our ability to see ourselves as others see us and the impact this has on our behavior.

Culture affects our identity experience because:

The idea of the performative self indicates:

Using language to force others into a certain identity which creates expectations for their behavior is termed:

If the norm of reciprocity in self-disclosure is violated, the following is likely to happen:

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

When people fail to act in accordance with the identity they have established, there are no consequences.

Direct challenges to another person's competence, face, or identity are usually offensive.

The idea of the practical self indicates:

Embarrassment, according to Cupach and Metts, occurs when:

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

Explain the relationship between culture and identity formation.

Performing your 'self' requires:

In discussing early family influences on identity, it is important to realize:

The earliest important influence on a person's sense of origin and identity is that person's:

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

The idea of the symbolic self indicates:

The idea of the accountable self indicates:

According to the Johari Window model, there are aspects of our self that are: