IPC L.O. 1-2 Review

Which of the following is an example of a physiological influence on perception

In the linear communication model, who is the sender?

What is an example of social comparison?

If you are making sense of the message, what are you doing?

When we present ourselves in a way to influence how others view us, this is called:

The process of organizing information by determining the order of events is known as:

What part of the perception process includes motives, repetition or contrast?

T/F: You can only experience one emotion at a time

T/F: We tend to judge ourselves more favourably than others (common tendencies in perception)

T/F: Sending an email or a text is an example of linear communication

What is the term to describe the ability to understand your emotions and be sensitive to others

T/F: Perceptual constructs (perceptual schemata) are how we make sense of information of others

T/F: your occupational role has no influence on your perception

T/F: Your presenting self and your perceived self are always the same

Who would be your significant other, when determining your self-concept?

T/F: Your perceived self is a reflection of the self-concept

The theory that a person's self concept matches the way the person believes others see them is:

Qualitative interpersonal relationships are:

In the linear communication model, what is the channel