Perceiving
others
others
Name one thing perception is influenced by…
What are personal narratives
What is cultural background
What are psychological biases
The set of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's character
What is personality
People that are more conscious of their behaviour and adapt to social situations
Who are High-self monitors
________ cultures (e.g. Canada) place an emphasis on personal identity
What are Individualistic cultures
These small images, slightly larger than characters, have become an active part of our digital alphabets
What are emojis
This is defined as understanding others' perspectives
What is empathy
This is described as confidence in one's own worth or abilities
People who are more consistent but less flexible with behaviour in social situations
Who are Low-self monitors
________ cultures (e. g. Japan) prioritize group identity
What are Collectivist cultures
The verbal and non-verbal behaviour which one expresses to manage their own and others' identities
What is facework
Give an example of a common perceptual error…
What is self-serving bias
What is clinging to first impressions or
What is assuming others are similar to us
The expectations of ourselves and others which may influence outcomes, both positively and negatively
What are self-fulfilling prophecies
The physical behaviours which you may not actively be controlling
what is unconscious behaviour
This significantly shapes self-concept, perception, and communication styles
What is culture
These online infrastructures allow for greater control over impression management, enabling people to present curated versions of themselves
What is social media
People notice both but are more influenced by ________ impressions
What are negative impressions
By knowing your moods/feelings, physical/appearance, and social habits
The personality which you present to others. may not always what you believe you are
What is presenting self
Name at least 1 attribute, related to culture, which influences perception
Beliefs
Ethnicity
Nationality
Geographically
In digital communication, communicators have much greater control over what kinds of __________ they reveal
What is information
A 3 part process involving the understanding of your perception, the steps are:
Description
Two interpretation
Clarification
What is preception-checking
An idea of self which is shaped by our communication with others, particularly significant others, and cultural influences
What is self-concept
To create desired impressions by adapting your behaviour to fit social roles and context
What is identity management
Cultural differences in communication norms can lead to ______________ if not recognized
What are misunderstandings
People construct ________ identities for each social situation they may encounter
What is mulitple