Chapte 3 Flashcards
Which of the following is not a stage of perception?
A) Selection
B) Interpretation
C) Organization
D) Attribution
D) Attribution
Which of the following is not true about perception?
A) It includes three stages
B) It gives meanings to the things we notice in the world
C) Explains how we can experience the same things but come away with different ideas
D) It impacts the way we see others but not ourselves
D) It impacts the way we see others but not ourselves
The effort to promote our expertise on subjects to other so they respect us is known as:
A) Fellowship face
B) Autonomy face
C) Competence face
D) Face threats
E) Positivity bias
C) Competence face
The order in which we experience something can influence our perception of that thing. This describes which of the following influences:
A) Positivity and negativity bias
B) Egocentrism
C) Fundamental Attribution Error
D) Primacy and Recency effect
E) Occupational influences
D) Primacy and Recency effect
If I want others to perceive me as friendly, I am concerned for my competence.
True
False
False
Our self concept is multifaceted because we define ourselves differently depending on the situation and the people we are with.
True
False
True
On Halloween night you see kids dressed up as Spiderman, Captain America, and Captain Marvel. You think, “Everyone dressed as good guys this year”. Labelling these characters as good guys happens in the __ stage of perception.
A) Selection
B) Organization
C) Attribution
D) Receiving
C) Attribution
The perception that we can do things on our own and our desire to avoid others making decisions for us is known as:
A) Fellowship face
B) Autonomy face
C) Competence face
D) Face threats
E) Facework
B) Autonomy face
When you ask yourself, “is this person a police officer?” you are using the schema of role construct.
True
False
True
The Fundamental Attribution Error occurs when you underestimate the influence of internal characteristics and overestimate the influence of situational.
Group of answer choices
True
False
False