29 Questions
What do resources refer to in the context of contextual analysis?
Things that someone will do something to get
What is the purpose of identifying social relationships in contextual analysis?
To determine the possibilities of who and what is involved
Which of the following is NOT considered a type of resource in contextual analysis?
Symbolic [group] (e.g., Goth)
What is the term used to describe events, behaviors, objects, or things that individuals obtain in contextual analysis?
Consequences
Which of the following is NOT a possible motive or desire for individuals in contextual analysis?
Punisher
Which of the following is NOT a type of social relationship in contextual analysis?
Colleagues
Which of the following is NOT a question to ask in contextual analysis?
Who is the audience?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of kin groups in contextual analysis?
Older brother
Which of the following is NOT a question to ask when considering relationships in contextual analysis?
Who do we think is cool?
What is the main focus of contextual analysis in relation to relationships?
Identifying social networks
In the context of contextual analysis, what is the purpose of distribution through people?
To ensure fairness in resource allocation
Which of the following is NOT a factor to consider in contextual analysis?
Exchange
What is the purpose of monitoring in contextual analysis?
To ensure secrecy
Which of the following is NOT a type of exchange in contextual analysis?
Over situation exchange
According to Simmel (1950), when does anonymity and secrecy occur in relationships?
When there is conflict and the relationship needs to be maintained
According to Murphy (1964), when should individuals be ambivalent and ambiguous in relationships?
When there is resource interdependence and possible conflict
What is the general principle regarding secrecy and monitoring in contextual analysis?
If something is bad/punishable, keep it secret
Which of the following is a principle related to secrecy and monitoring in contextual analysis?
The more that is at stake, the more we will monitor
According to Simmel (1950), when do anonymity and secrecy occur in relationships?
When there are complex relationships with some conflict
According to Murphy (1964), when should individuals be ambivalent and ambiguous in relationships?
When there is resource interdependence and possible conflict
Which of the following best describes trust in the context of contextual analysis?
A contextual social property
In the context of contextual analysis, what is the relationship between secrecy and monitoring?
Secrecy and monitoring are interdependent
Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies a breach of trust in the context of contextual analysis?
Parents snooping around your room
Which of the following is NOT a reason why families are good at keeping secrets in the context of contextual analysis?
Families have a lack of resources
What is becoming easier and more invasive in the context of monitoring in contextual analysis?
All of the above
What are some ways to stand out in a crowd and obtain resources in the context of contextual analysis?
All of the above
Which of the following best describes the concept of compartmentalization in contextual analysis?
The separation of resources and relationships in different pathways
What is one advantage of compartmentalization in contextual analysis?
It allows individuals to maintain privacy and keep bad things hidden
What is one potential drawback of compartmentalization in contextual analysis?
It hinders the monitoring of one another in different pathways
Test your knowledge on foundational concepts for contextual analysis including resources, relationships, and exchange secrecy. This quiz will assess your understanding of the basic ideas surrounding resources, the importance of social relationships, and the possibilities that emerge from identifying these factors. Put your skills to the test and see how well you grasp these key concepts!
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