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CMST 210 Midterm Exam Questions with Correct Answers Self-concept - Answer- Relatively stable set of perceptions you hold of yourself◦What you believe about your physical features, emotional states, talents, likes, dislikes, values, roles, etc, and how you believe others view you. is subjecti...

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Self-concept - Answer- Relatively stable set of perceptions you hold of yourself◦What
you believe about your physical features, emotional states, talents, likes, dislikes,
values, roles, etc, and how you believe others view you. is subjective and may vary from
the way a person is perceived by others.

Impression management - Answer- the communication strategies people use to
influence how others view them.We strive to construct multiple identities.Impression
management is collaborative (or co-constructed).
Impression management can be deliberate or unconscious.

Perceived Self - Answer- The person you believe yourself to be in moments of honest
self-reflection

Presenting Self - Answer- The public image/persona you create

Desired Self - Answer- What you wish to become or strive to achieve

Fearful Self - Answer- Your fears and insecurities.

Self-disclosure - Answer- the process of deliberately revealing information about oneself
that is significant and would not be normally known by others.

Breadth (Social Penetration Theory) - Answer- Social penetration involves
communicating about a broader range of topics at each level of intimacy.

Depth (Social Penetration Theory) - Answer- Penetration involves communicating about
topics that are deeper or more personal.

Johari window - Answer- Open Area, Blind Area
Hidden Area, Unknown Area. A model that describes the relationship between self-
disclosure and self-awareness.

Perception - Answer- How we view others

Attribution - Answer- the process of explaining our own and others' behavior.
Tendencies:
We judge ourselves more charitably than others

, We cling to first impressions
We assume that others are similar to us
We are influenced by expectations
We are influenced by the obvious

emotions? - Answer- Four components:
◦ Physiological factors
◦ Nonverbal Reactions
◦ Cognitive interpretations
◦ Verbal expression

facilitative emotions - Answer- emotions that contribute to effective functioning

debilitative emotions - Answer- emotions that prevent a person from functioning
effectively.

rules that govern emotion - Answer- 1.Sematic2.Syntactic3.Pragmatic

Semantic Rules - Answer- The ways in which users of a language assign meaning to a
particular linguistic symbol, usually a word. The ways in which users of a language
assign meaning to a particular linguistic symbol, usually a word

Naming - Answer- shape the way others think of us, the way we view ourselves, and the
way we act. stereotype naming, nicknames, affiliation.

Relative Words - Answer- words that gain their meaning by comparison.

Static Evaluation - Answer- the tendency to view people or relationships as unchanging.

Syntactic Rules - Answer- rules that govern the way that symbols can be arranged, as
opposed to meanings of those symbols.

Pragmatic Rules - Answer- govern the way speech operates in everyday interaction

Turn-taking - Answer- Rules that govern the way people take turns speaking in
interaction

Coordination - Answer- In the social sciences, this provides understanding of how
individuals create, arrange and manage meanings in their process of communication

Linguistic Relativity - Answer- The worldview of a culture is shaped and reflected by the
language its members speak.

Social Comparison (socialization) - Answer- evaluation of oneself in terms of or by
comparison to others.

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