Which of the following would be the best example of "identity vulnerability-security" dialectic
a. Leslie is an American Indian woman and her husband Dan is a Hispanic man. They
decide to ignore their different cultural identities so that their relational identity as a
couple can be securely maintained.
b. Tyler is a Filipino-American. He is happy that his partner Linda really cares for him
as a person, but at the same time he is disappointed with Linda's indifference toward
his Filipino cultural background.
c. Cheryl is African American and dating a white American man, Brian. Cheryl wants
Brian to be more interested in the history of African American to understand her
better, but Brian tells her, "we should focus on ‘now.' Past is past."
d. None of the above
b___
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Athena has an analytical social style; however,
she is leading a project with a group of expressive people. Because of this difference, she adapts her style to be more enthusiastic and friendly. Athena's ability to adapt is called . A. awareness B. style flexing C. position flexing D. classical leadership
A group more clearly develops a sense of "we" in the orientation phase of group development.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Compare and contrast the notions of enculturation and acculturation. Relate your explanation to your own experiences
What will be an ideal response?
Josh sat separate from his group with his arms crossed for most of the meeting. Sam assumed that Josh did not want to be a part of the group. In actuality, Josh had just found out his partner broke up with him and was very distraught. What principle of nonverbal communication does this most closely illustrate?
A. Nonverbal behaviors are ambiguous. B. When verbals and nonverbals contradict, people believe the nonverbal. C. People cannot stop sending messages. D. All of the answers are correct. E. None of the answers is correct.