In perception checking, which of the following behaviors is not recommended?

In perception checking, which of the following behaviors is not recommended?

A. Reduce your uncertainty.
B. Seek confirmation in your perceptions
C. Describe what you think is happening
D. Try to read the thoughts and feelings of other people from observing their behaviors.





Answer: D

When you get a "D" on an exam and you conclude that the test was too difficult, you are most likely exhibiting?

When you get a "D" on an exam and you conclude that the test was too difficult, you are most likely exhibiting?

A. Fundamental attribution error
B. Self-serving bias
C. Over-attribution
D. Self-promotion




Answer: B

______prevent you from seeing an individual as an individual rather than as a member of a group.

______prevent you from seeing an individual as an individual rather than as a member of a group. 

A. Stereotypes
B. Schematas
C. Cultural mores
D. Attributions






Answer: A

The Pygmalion effect is an example of?

The Pygmalion effect is an example of? 

A. The halo effect
B. Stereotyping
C. A self-fulfilling prophecy
D. Attribution





Answer: C

Susan is so beautiful, I bet she is smart too. This is an example of?

Susan is so beautiful, I bet she is smart too. This is an example of? 

A. The primacy effect (first thought in mind)
B. The regency effect
C. The halo effect
D. A self fulfilling prophecy





Answer: C

The process by which you become aware of messages through your senses is called?

The process by which you become aware of messages through your senses is called? 

A. Sensation
B. Perception
C. Organization
D. Interpretation-evaluation






Answer: B

In a highly_______culture, men are viewed as assertive, oriented to material success, and strong.

In a highly_______culture, men are viewed as assertive, oriented to material success, and strong.

A. Androgynous
B. Perception
C. Ambitious
D. Femenine





Answer: B

According to the concept of the_________, you develop a concept of yourself through the way that others see you and treat you.

According to the concept of the_________, you develop a concept of yourself through the way that others see you and treat you.

A. Looking glass self
B. Significant self
C. Mirror image self
D. Self-awareness





Answer: A

Self-disclosure in business can be dangerous because?

Self-disclosure in business can be dangerous because?

A. It can lead to demotion or dismissal.
B. It can lead to intimacy.
C. It can reveal company secrets
D. It can cause you to be rejected by your intimates.





Answer: A

Which of the following is not considered a factor that influences whether or not you disclose?

Which of the following is not considered a factor that influences whether or not you disclose? 

A. Your culture
B. Your age
C. Your gender
D. The topic





Answer: B

The_________self is sometimes revealed through hypnosis, dreams, psychological test, or psychotherapy.

The_________self is sometimes revealed through hypnosis, dreams, psychological test, or psychotherapy. 

A. Blind
B. Open
C. Hidden
D. Unknown





Answer: D

The concept that you are more likely to self-disclose when the person you're with discloses is known as?

The concept that you are more likely to self-disclose when the person you're with discloses is known as?

A. Self disclosure
B. The open self
C. The Johari window
D. The Dyadic effect (two people knowing each other)





Answer: D

_______is a type of communication in which you reveal information about yourself, in which you move information from the hidden self into the open self.

_______is a type of communication in which you reveal information about yourself, in which you move information from the hidden self into the open self. 

A. A self-destructive statement.
B. Self-awareness
C. Self-disclosure
D. A self-affirming statement





Answer: C

In the Johari Window, the open self?

In the Johari Window, the open self?

A. Is information about yourself that others know but you don't.
B. Is information about yourself that you know but others don't.
C. Is information about yourself that you and others know.
D. Is information about yourself that neither you nor others know.

Answer: C

Your Self-concept ?

Your Self-concept ?

A. Develops from the image that others have of you.
B. Includes all the answers listed here (all the above).
C. Is how you perceive yourself, your feelings and thoughts about your strengths and weakness, your abilities and limitations.
D. Is your image of who you are.






Answer: B

If a hospital uses information gathered through their EHRs to justify the purchase state-of-the-art equipment to improve patient care, they are:

If a hospital uses information gathered through their EHRs to justify the purchase state-of-the-art equipment to improve patient care, they are:

A. violating the Privacy Rule.
B. engaging in meaningful use.
C. abusing Protected Health Information.
D. following CCHIT.






Answer: B

When patients are finished with their encounter at a hospital, they:

When patients are finished with their encounter at a hospital, they:

A. are admitted.
B. check out.
C. complete a SOAP note.
D. are discharged.





Answer: D

Knowing that Jim Smith had a heart attack when he was 53 is an example of:

Knowing that Jim Smith had a heart attack when he was 53 is an example of:

A. data.
B. information.
C. support.
D. technology.





Answer: A

An advantage of EHRs is that patients are now able to ____ about procedures they are undergoing.

An advantage of EHRs is that patients are now able to ____ about procedures they are undergoing.

A. hear lectures
B. see diagrams
C. ask questions
D. view videos





Answer: D

In a physician's office, patient data collection begins when:

In a physician's office, patient data collection begins when:

A. the patient exam begins.

B. the patient calls to make an appointment.

C. the medical assistant takes the patient's vital signs.

D. the patient signs in at the front desk.






Answer: B