11.1 My Online Identity and others in Cyberspace

Question 1

essential social relationships most influence a person’s life

Answer 1

Self-concept

Question 2

Who are more incorporated the most in a person’s life?

Answer 2

Family members, friends, and romantic partners

Question 3

Who are more incorporated less in a person’s life?

Answer 3

team members, and neighbors

Question 4

When we incorporate other people into our sense of self, we infuse those individuals how we feel about ourselves with the power to affect them.

Answer 4

Self-concept

Question 5

the collection of views we interpret that others have of us combined with how we manage and attempt to influence, alter, or reinforce them may constitute an attempt to transfer identity and self to the digital realm.

Answer 5

The very idea of a digital self

Question 6

Three basic kinds of people you interact online

Answer 6

1) individuals who are total strangers
2) persons you only encounter virtually and personally
3) individuals you only met on social media

Question 7

entirely adequate to contact and to be reached by unknown persons

Answer 7

Online Social Media

Question 8

developed exclusively through online communication without the interference of nonverbal input and the impact of customary aspects.

Answer 8

Digital Self

Question 9

digital self is ____ in a person’s world, concentrating on thoughts, emotions, and characters rather than on the person’s external world, focusing on stature, weight, and looks

Answer 9

inwardly oriented

Question 10

digital self is _____ because when an individual states who he is and what he does, the digital self starts to come to fruition

Answer 10

narrative in nature

Question 11

digital self is ____ because the advanced self-developed online is withdrawn from the mortal body, which, in Goffman’s study (1959), fills in as the “peg” on which oneself is hung in actual connection.

Answer 11

retractable

Question 12

digital self is _____ because the self is a reflection of multiplicity in society. In traditional society, homogeneous networks show a bound together aggregate disposition that cultivates an increasingly unitary self in children.

Answer 12

multiplied

Question 13

usually happens to those adolescents whose motivation behind going on the web is to have enjoyment

Answer 13

digital self

Question 14

concealing someone’s personality is more straightforward for individuals to do online by showing closeness and trust

Answer 14

digital self

Question 15

Offline strangers, for instance, may become perfect online partners and may become an inspiration in the ______ of self.

Answer 15

development

Question 16

_____ highlights how interaction and presentation are contextual; time and location are essential to behavior

Answer 16

Sociological perspective

Question 17

____ and ____ are essential to behavior

Answer 17

time, location

Question 18

Exploring the concepts of identity _____, _____, and ______ is essential to establish how people enact impression management on Facebook

Answer 18

construction, projection, perception

Question 19

is conduct that endeavors to give some data about oneself or some characteristics of oneself to others

Answer 19

Self-presentation

Question 20

signifies a class of inspirations in human behavior

Answer 20

Self-presentation

Question 21

These inspirations are, to some extent, stable attitudes of people; however, they rely upon situational variables to evoke them

Answer 21

Self-presentation

Question 22

In particular, self-presentational enthusiasm is enacted by others’ _______ presence and by others’ (even potential) _______ of one’s conduct.

Answer 22

evaluative, understanding

Question 23

It is essential to separate _______ and the _____ of self when managing the self on the internet.

Answer 23

self-exhibition, impression

Question 24

Two types of self-presentational motivations (Baumeister, 1982)

Answer 24

Pleasing the audience
self-construction

Question 25

to match one’s self-presentation to the audience’s expectations and preferences

Answer 25

Pleasing the audience

Question 26

to match one’s self-presentation to one’s ideal self.

Answer 26

Self-construction

Question 27

Rudimentary capacities for self-awareness and social imitation emerge at an early age said by who

Answer 27

Harter (1999)

Question 28

Rudimentary capacities for _____ and _______ emerge at an early age.

Answer 28

self-awareness, social imitation

Question 29

During the puberty stage, a person starts to build up a coordinated perspective of themselves by _________

Answer 29

“reflecting on the desires of others as self-guides”

Question 30

Concept is a dramaturgical metaphor of individuals as actors on a stage performing for the audience (Goffman, 1959)

Answer 30

Impression Management

Question 31

Individuals interact with others in such a manner that they could create a positive image of themselves in the minds of others to fulfill their physiological and psychological needs.

Answer 31

Impression Management

Question 32

Most of the ______ on impression management focuses on using impression management tactics adopted by individuals to be liked and be seen attractive (Cole & Rozelle, 2011)

Answer 32

literature

Question 33

Most of the literature on impression management focuses on using impression management tactics adopted by individuals to be liked and be seen attractive said by

Answer 33

(Cole & Rozelle, 2011)

Question 34

proposed theory by who suggests that impression management strategies used by individuals aim to protect and maintain one’s power

Answer 34

Jones and Pittman (1982)

Question 35

Five Strategies of Impression Management

Answer 35

• Ingratiation
• Self-Promotion
• Exemplification
• Intimidation
• Supplication

Question 36

Why Teenagers Go Online to Meet with Strangers

Answer 36

Risk-takers, investigate existence
Security
To find perfect partner

Question 37

common definition among social psychologist, refers to mental events in a person that are inherently unobservable by other

Answer 37

Private

Question 38

What social psychologist considers as this are behaviors that are open to the observations of other people

Answer 38

Public

Question 39

biologically determined

Answer 39

Sex

Question 40

refers to a socially constructed set of behavior patterns

Answer 40

Gender

Question 41

are culturally determined and matter of choice

Answer 41

masculinity and femininity

Question 42

These are patterns of behavior and qualities of behavior that we usually associate with being female or being male

Answer 42

Gender and Sexuality Online

Question 43

is maybe the fundamental classification we use for arranging people

Answer 43

person’s sexual orientation

Question 44

_______ establish these “identities” (sexual/gender) to modify or even to define them

Answer 44

Media

Question 45

Through his visibility, media makes us grow up with an awareness of what constitutes _______ characteristics for objects and humans

Answer 45

appropriate

Question 46

It is straightforward to recognize that typically _______ means tough, hard, sweaty, and usually ______ suppose fragility, softness, fragrant.

Answer 46

masculine, feminine

Question 47

essentially a question of biology and genetics

Answer 47

Sex

Question 48

social and cultural codes and conventions related to sex

Answer 48

Gender

Question 49

composed of elements of your identity and the identities we assume other people

Answer 49

Gender