Compare and contrast self-image and self-esteem
What will be an ideal response?
Self-image is a descriptive term while self-esteem is evaluative. Self-image
refers to the characteristics we believe we possess and self-esteem depends upon what
we perceive to be worthwhile and/or valuable. In other words, self-esteem goes beyond
our self-image to include the value or importance we place on our perceived
characteristics.
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Fill in the blanks with correct word
Margo bought David lunch on Friday, and later asked David if he would lend her his car to go to a job interview
This is an example of the social influence strategy of __________ because since Margo gave the "gift" of lunch, David felt obligated to comply in lending his car. a. foot-in-the door b. reciprocation c. consistency d. social proof
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY. Which of the following would constitute a statistical anomaly?
A. a low-scoring game B. a record-breaking performance C. a game with several lead changes D. a novel outcome
Which situation is an occasion for deliberative speaking?
A. introducing the guest speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner B. discussing an upcoming class project with your project group C. giving a toast at your best friend's wedding D. presenting an employee of the year award at the company's annual dinner