1. The process of forming and re-forming ourselves as a result of interactions with others is known as ______.
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Relational self
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2. Gergen introduced the concept of the ______ self, which occurs when we are bombarded with the many views of others about us.
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Saturated
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3. Because media play a powerful role in shaping our perceptions, scholars like Jackson Katz and Jean Kilbourne both advocate for ______.
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Media literacy
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4. Because media play a powerful role in shaping our perceptions, scholars like Jackson Katz and Jean Kilbourne both advocate for ______.
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Media literacy
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5. According to George Herbert Mead, we develop our sense of self by taking the perspective of ______.
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The generalized other
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6. The social groups to which we belong influence how we see the world, according to ______ theory.
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Standpoint
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7. Organized sequences of action that define a well-known situation are called ______.
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Scripts
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8. The ability to handle seemingly contradictory information about other people and interactions is a characteristic of ______.
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Cognitive complexity
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9. Interpersonal ______ are extreme dimensions of judgment we use to assess people and situations.
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Constructs
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10. The statement “Men are stronger than women” is an example of a ______.
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Stereotype
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11. When we begin to make sense out of the information in our environment, we have reached the ______ stage of the perception process.
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Organization
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12. A divorced couple who recall only the arguments during the marriage and forget the moments of happiness are a good example of ______.
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Selective memory
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13. Web algorithms that serve up content based on past online behavior can produce a(n) ______.
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Filter bubble
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14. When we opt to surround ourselves only with beliefs, values, and ideas that are similar to our own, we engage in selective ______.
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Exposure
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15. Relying on mental shortcuts can produce incomplete or inaccurate impressions. This is called (a) ______.
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Perceptual bias
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16. The process of concentrating on one part of the environment while ignoring the rest is called ______.
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Selective attention
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17. Tethered self is a state in which one is
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Both
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18. Symbolic interactionism is the framework that positions ________ as the primary means by which people internalize and use social values to guide how they see themselves, how they see others, and how they interact.
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Communication
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19. Stereotypes are made analysing all the members of a group or community
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False
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20. The theory that a person’s point of view arises from the social groups to which he or she belongs and influences how he or she socially constructs the world is known as
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Standpoint theory
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21. Self-image is
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Individual's mental picture of themselves
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22. Self-esteem is a perception about one's own worth
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True
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23. Self-concept is a person’s general perception about
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Himself
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24. In selective perception individuals perceive according to their
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All of the above
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25. The process of retaining and recalling certain bits of information from past interactions, while forgetting the rest is called selective memory
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True
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26. According to selective exposure theory individuals prefer messages that support
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Their own positions
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27. The process of exposing oneself only to beliefs, values, and ideas that are similar to one’s own is known as selective exposure
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True
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28. Selective attention is paying attention to
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Only single part of environment
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29. Scripts are irregular and unorganized sequences of action
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False
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30. Schemas are ___________ structures developed from past experiences that help people respond to stimuli in the future.
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Mental
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31. An identity infused with the numerous, and sometimes incompatible, views of others is called
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Saturated self
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32. Relational self is a process of constantly changing and developing aspects of self as a result of_________ others.
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Togetherness with
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33. A person’s image of the best example of a particular category of message, person, or social situation is known as prototype
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True
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34. Behavioral changes in the user because of the appearance of an avatar are called
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Proteus effect
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35. Possible selves are visions of what a person
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All of the above
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36. _____________ is a range of short-cutting techniques used to make sense of the world that may result in incomplete or inaccurate impressions
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Perceptual bias
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37. Perceptual barrier is an influence on observation and interpretation that promotes effective communication.
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False
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38. The process of being aware of and understanding the world is known as
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Perception
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39. In looking-glass self notion a person views themselves through the eyes of other people
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True
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40. Interpretation is the process of giving ________ to information
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Meaning
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41. Interpersonal constructs are unipolar dimensions of judgment
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False
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42. The viewpoint of _________ , including its values, rules, roles, and attitudes is called generalized other
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Entire society
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43. Filter bubble is a state of intellectual isolation
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True
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44. Cognitive complexity is the degree to which a person's system of interpersonal constructs are
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All of the above
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Communication (Connecting And Engaging) MCQs | Topic-wise
