Explain how values, attitudes, and beliefs play important roles in determining the self-concept
What will be an ideal response?
Values are relatively long-lasting ideas that guide our behaviors. Values are relatively broad
categories of perceptions like religion, athleticism, or materialism. Attitudes are evaluative opinions
about ourselves, others, events, ideas, or objects. Values are reflected in attitudes. Beliefs are
convictions in the truth of something that cannot be absolutely proven (e.g., the conviction that some
higher being exists). Based on interconnections between attitudes, beliefs, and values, our self-concept
develops over time.
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What are vocalizations? Provide two examples of how vocalizations can be used in everyday interactions
What will be an ideal response?
Tubbs defines small group interaction as "the process by which three or more members of a group exchange verbal and nonverbal messages..." What is the last part of this definition?
A. in an attempt to influence one another B. interdependently C. in a structured fashion D. in a timely fashion