exam 2 PIR Flashcards
what is the outcome of the social exchange theory?
net profits or losses from interactions (outcome= reward - cost)
what is the comparison level (CL)?
outcomes we expect to believe we deserve
* outcome<CL= dissatisfied
* outcome>CL= satisfied
what is comparison level on alternatives (CLalt)?
outcome from leaving you current relationship and moving to the best alternative
* outcome - CLalt = dependent or independent
* outcome < CLalt = independence or unstable
* outcome > CLalt = Dependence or stable
(note) there are going to be questions about social exchange theory concepts with satisfaction and stability
what are the adverse childhood experiences that have the worst outcomes?
- physical abuse
- emotional abuse
- poverty
- witness violence
- sexual abuse
- neglect
- parents separated or divorced
- household substance misuse
- incarcerated household member
- household member with mental illness (most harmful for children)
how would poverty influence adolescent identity?
- social stigma, marginalization, and poor treatment
- marginalized into a lower status
- teachers view low-income children less-positively and have lower expectations
- messages are internalized (viewed as less positive)
- reducing stigma is more important than developing resources
how is poverty linked to career and education opportunities?
as poverty increases, your career and education aspirations decrease
why do we form workplace relationships?
we form workplace relationships to have a source of information or power, social support, trust, relational maintenance, mentoring, and to help us focus at work.
what are the different types of workplace relationships? (3 types)
- information peers
- collegial peers
- special peers
how do you form a workplace relationship?
- information sharing
- networking
- workplace socialization and onboarding
- knowledge management and maintenance
what are problematic workplace relationships? (2 types)
Emotional vampires- causing emotional stress on us
Deviant workplace behavior- voluntary violating organizational norms and threatens the well-being of the organization
what are the types of problematic bosses?
- the different boss
- the ok boss
- good old boy or girl
- toxic boss
- self-centered taskmaster boss
- intrusive harasser boss
the types of problematic co-workers?
- adolescent
- bully
- mild annoyance
- independent self-promoter
- pushy playboy/playgirl
- independent other
- soap opera star
- abrasive, incompetent harasser
what are the types of problematic employees? (5 types)
- incompetent renegade
- the different one
- the bully
- abrasive harasser
- okay subordinate
what is the personal outcome to a romantic workplace relationship?
working and living with that person
what is the professional and organizational outcome of a workplace relationship?
if its a healthy relationship then there could be an increase in productivity, better decision-making, and higher job satisfaction, but if it was an unhealthy relationship it would have the opposite effect and could result someone being relocated.
how do workplace relationships develop?
it usually works because of proximity, similarity, and ease of opportunity
what do we not like to talk about in a relationship?
ex-relationships, trauma
what are the different types of secret test?
- directive test
- endurance test
- indirect suggestion
- presenting to outsiders test
- seperation test
- third party test
- triangle test
what are the types of jealously?
- reactive jealously
- suspicious jealously
which jealously does everyone engage in?
reactive jealously
what is reactive jealously?
at a specific thing
what is suspicious jealously?
don’t have a specific thing to be jealous about
how does jealously affect gender differently?
women: relationship, make partner jealous
men: ego