Tell me a story
What is an example of bad listening?
Pretending to listen; changing topics; disregarding opinions
What is an example of non-verbal communication?
Rolling eyes; crossing arms; shaking hands; smiling; frowning
I used self-concept and reference group as an example for Inside Out 2. Explain one of these topics.
Self-Concept: A stable perception that we hold of ourselves.
Reference Group: Changing yourself to fit in with another group
What is the difference between sympathy and empathy?
Empathy is putting yourself in someone else's shoes, while sympathy is about feeling for someone without always understanding the issue.
Solis
Give an example of someone providing social support to another person.
Define: Helping others during challenging times by providing emotional, informational, or instrumental resources
What theory was used on the most recent assignment, and is based on costs and benefits of relationships?
Social Exchange Theory
What's an easy, and best, way to protect yourself online from others?
Putting your account on private; Creating seperate accounts for work and personal; thinking twice
Name the conflict style: both you and your partner are choosing to not talk about a problem
Avoiding (lose-lose)
What type of close relationship is reliant on computer interactions?
AI relationships
Give an example of a slang word you have seen on TV, film, etc. and explain what it means.
Example: Fetch in Mean Girls
Name the three main types of close relationships
Family, Friendship, Romantic
What is a drawback of too high self-esteem?
An inflated sense of self-worth can irritate people; Bias within self
What is stereotype?
Exaggerated generalizations associated with a categorizing system
Define being defensive - how is it used in conversations?
Guarding oneself from attack, typically verbal attacks
Prevention measures are dependent on the situation, the topic, who’s in the conversation, and the relationship to this person
Give an example of a toxic communication climate in the workplace
Someone who starts rumors
What is the difference between mediated and face-to-face communication?
Mediated is digital communication (text messages, email, direct messages) while face-to-face are in-person communication and conversations.
Name one type of personality test we discussed in class
Myers Briggs; Enneagram; Big Five
Srinidi (Serenity), Hunttyr (Hunter), and Mirsadeese
(Mercedes). These names are examples of a ___
tragedeigh
What is a visual way to express emotions online?
Emojis; gifs; images
Give an example of impression management
Making a LinkedIn account to make sure people have a positive professional impression of you
Name one topic that's used as part of self-perception
Experiences and social habits; Personality; Abilities and/or disabilities; Culture; Goals and priorities
What is the difference between the perceived self and the presenting self?
Percieved is our self-concept. Presenting is our public image.
What is one of the terms used to explain why we form relationships? Half-points if you can explain the topic, but cannot remember a term.
Complementarity; Reciprocal Attraction; Competence; Disclosure; Proximity; Rewards; Appearance; Similarity
Using the picture provided, explain the pillow method and how it's used for perception.
Used to view all sides of a situation and find a solution that works for everyone.