UPDATED 2024 GEB 3213 100% SOLUTIONS CORRECT ANSWERS

1. _____ is the ability to be conscious of events and stimuli. a. Intuition b. Awareness c. Self-concept d. Interactivity e. Self-perception - ANSWER b. Awareness 2. _____ determines what you pay attention to, how you carry out your intentions, and what you remember of your activities and experiences each day. a. Consciousness b. Conditioning c. Self-perception d. Self-concept e. Awareness - ANSWER e. Awareness 3. _____ is defined as one's own sense of individuality, motivations, and personal characteristics. a. Character b. Personality c. Consciousness d. Self e. Individualism - ANSWER d. Self 4. _____ is the learned predisposition to a concept or object. a. Experiential learning b. Acculturation c. Acclimatization d. Prejudice e. Attitude - ANSWER e. Attitude 5. Which of the following is true about values? a. Can change easily and frequently b. Are convictions or expressions of confidence c. Are generally long lasting d. Are learned predispositions to a concept or object e. Are not central to our self-image - ANSWER c. Are generally long lasting 6. _____ are core concepts and ideas of what we consider good or bad, right or wrong, or what is worth sacrifice. a. Values b. Beliefs c. Morals d. Self-concepts e. Aesthetics - ANSWER a. Values 7. Your self-concept is composed of two main elements: _____ and _____. a. consciousness; ego b. perception; attitude c. self-image; values d. personality; self-esteem e. self-image; self-esteem - ANSWER e. self-image; self-esteem 8. Which of the following is not part of your self-image? a. Your eye color, hair length, and height b. How you feel about yourself c. Your knowledge, experience, interests, and relationships. d. How you see yourself e. How you would describe yourself to others - ANSWER b. How you feel about yourself 9. Your _____ is your central identity and set of beliefs about who you are and what you are capable of accomplishing. a. self-concept b. self-image c. ego d. self-esteem e. superego - ANSWER a. self-concept Cooley's _____ reinforces how we look to others and how they view us, treat us and interact with us to gain insight of our own identity. a. self-fulfilling prophecy b. looking-glass self c. Pygmalion effect d. expectancy effect e. developing self-esteem - ANSWER b. looking-glass self 11. The concept in which someone's behavior comes to match and mirror others' expectations is referred to as _____. a. looking glass self b. reflexivity social theory c. self-fulfilling prophecy d. predestination paradox e. experimenter effect - ANSWER c. self-fulfilling prophecy Which of the following statements is not one of the principles observed by Robert Rosenthal while studying the interaction between expectations and performance? a. We form certain expectations of people or events. b. Our expectations are based on the real potential of people. c. We communicate our expectations with various cues, verbal and nonverbal. d. People tend to respond to cues by adjusting their behavior to match the expectations. e. The outcome is that the original expectation becomes true. - ANSWER b. Our expectations are based on the real potential of people. 13. _____ is a set of expectations and assumptions from previous experience that we apply to a new problem or situation. a. Prejudgment b. Premise c. Prejudice d. Preunderstanding e. Preconcepts - ANSWER d. Preunderstanding 14. Once you have solved a puzzle, the next time you see the same puzzle, it is almost impossible to NOT see the solution. This, according to the text is a result of: a. prejudice. b. preunderstanding. c. prejudgment. d. attribution. e. conventions. - ANSWER b. preunderstanding. 15. The customary forms and configurations (of communication) that members expect are called _____. a. contexts b. conventions c. structural designs d. expectancy structures e. norms - ANSWER b. conventions 16. The _____ refers to the setting, scene, and context of the communication interaction, and can be equally applied to written or oral communication. a. stage b. platform c. venue