Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Expectations stressed to the point they become reality | self-fulfilling prophecy | 100%
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Person's mental picture of themself | self-image | 100%
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Kinch's Model of Connection of Self-Concept (4.) | Actual responses of others (a) | 50%
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A feeling or way of doing something | attitude | 50%
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Kinch's Model of Connection of Self-Concept (3.) | Behavior (b) | 50%
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Conviction or confidence in something that is not proved | beliefs | 50%
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Tendency to put aside individual goals for the group | collectivistic orientation | 50%
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Easiness of connecting with others | convenience | 50%
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Verbal and nonverbal ways we act to maintain our presenting image | facework | 50%
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Creating a positive image of oneself to influence the perception of others | impression management | 50%
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Tendency to stress personal life goals and achievements over the group's | individualistic orientation | 50%
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Inhibiting the clarity of communication | miscommunication | 50%
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Anxiety of communicating through social media | online communication apprehension | 50%
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How we interact and present ourselves through social media | online communication attitude | 50%
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How much individuals reveal about themselves using social media | online self-disclosure | 50%
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Belief that online communication enables social contact | online social connection | 50%
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When someone gives a compliment to make others like them | other-enhancement | 50%
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Kinch's Model of Connection of Self-Concept (1.) | Perception of others' responses (p) | 50%
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Personal-social identity continuum (uniqueness of the individual) | personal level | 50%
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How we perceive ourself | self-concept/identity | 50%
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Kinch's Model of Connection of Self-Concept (2.) | Self-Concept (s) | 50%
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Positive motivation to maintaining one's self-esteem | self-enhancement | 50%
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Person's feelings towards themself | self-esteem | 50%
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Anatomical and Physiological differences between males and females | sex | 50%
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Personal-social identity continuum (self is thought of as a member of group) | social identity | 50%
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