18 Questions
The tendency to present a positive self-image to others, with the goal of increasing our social status, is known as ______
self-presentation
The goal of ingratiation is to create liking by using flattery or ______
charm
The goal of intimidation is to create fear by showing that you can be ______
aggressive
The goal of exemplification is to create guilt by showing that you are a better person than the ______
other
The goal of supplication is to create pity by indicating to others that you are helpless and ______
needy
The goal of self-promotion is to create respect by persuading others that you are ______
competent
The 'me' represents the expectations and attitudes of others, while the 'I' represents the person’s ______.
individuality
The looking-glass self states that part of how we see ourselves comes from our perception of how ______ see us.
others
Labeling bias occurs when we are labeled, affecting others’ views and expectations of us by that ______.
labeling
Social comparison theory states that our sense of self is influenced by comparisons with ______.
others
Social comparison helps us determine our skills or abilities and the appropriateness of our ______.
thoughts
Internalized prejudice occurs when individuals turn prejudice directed toward them by others ______ themselves.
onto
Downward social comparison occurs when we attempt to create a positive image of ourselves through favorable comparisons with others who are __________ off than we are.
worse
Upward social comparison occurs when we compare ourselves with others who are __________ off than we are.
better
Basking in the reflected glory occurs when we use and advertise our ingroups’ positive achievements to boost our __________.
self-esteem
Self-evaluation maintenance theory asserts that our self-esteem can be threatened when someone else __________ us.
outperforms
Self-evaluation maintenance theory states that we will typically try to rebuild our self-esteem using one of three main strategies: First, __________ - redefine ourselves as less close to the person in question.
Distancing
Social identity refers to the positive emotions that we experience as a member of an important __________ group.
social
Explore self-presentation strategies, including ingratiation and intimidation, as discussed by Jones and Pittman. Learn how our sense of self is shaped by the audiences we interact with and the importance of creating a positive self-image.
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