Perception Process
Self-Perception
Others Impact on S.P.
Forming perception
Forming Perception
100
What is who we believe ourselves and others to be?
Social Perception
100
What is the overall view we have of ourselves, which includes both our self-concept and self-esteem?
Self-perception
100
What are the perceptions based on the belief that traits and abilities are internal to the person and are universally applicable to all situations?
Independent Self-perception
100
Impression Formation
What is Processes we use to form perceptions of others?
100
Assumed Similarity
What is assuming someone is similar to us in a variety of ways until we get information that contradicts this assumption.
200
What is the process of selectively attending and assigning meaning to information?
Perception
200
What is the perception we have of our skills, abilities, knowledge, competencies, and personality traits?
Self-Concept
200
What is perceptions based on the belief that traits and abilities are specific to a particular context or relationship?
Interdependent Self-perception
200
Situational Attribution
What is attributing behavior to a cause that is beyond someone's control?
200
Social presencee
What is the of being "there" with another person in a particular moment in time?
300
What is a fast, top-down subconscious approach that draws on previous experience to make sense of what we are encountering?
Automatic Processing
300
What is the evaluation we make about our personal worthiness based on our self-concept?
Self-Esteem
300
What is the gap between self-perception and reality?
Incongruence
300
Implicit Personality Theory
What is the tendency to assume that two or more personality characteristics go together?
300
Selective Perception
What is the perceptual distortion that arises from paying attention only to what we expect to see or hear and ignoring what we don't expect?
400
What is short-cut rules of thumb for understanding how to perceive something based on past experience with similar stimuli?
Heuristics
400
What is what we would like to be?
Ideal self-concept
400
What is an inaccurate perception of a skill, characteristic, or situation that leads to behaviors that perpetuate that false perception as true?
Self-fulfilling prophecy
400
Dispositional Attribution
What is attributing behavior to a cause that is under someone's control?
400
Forced Consistency
What is the inaccurate attempt to make several perceptions about another person agree with each other?
500
What is a slow, deliberate approach to perceiving where we examine and reflect about the stimuli?
Conscious Processing
500
What is the internal conversation we have with ourselves in our thoughts?
Self-talk
500
What is the phenomenon of sharing different aspects of our self-concept based on the situation and people involved?
Social Construction of Self (Category: Self-perception's affects on communication)
500
Uncertainty Reduction
What is a communication theory that explains how individuals monitor their social environment to know more about themselves and others.
500
Discrimmination
What is acting differently toward a person based on prejudice?
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