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Subject
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soft-skills
Instructions:
Answer 36 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. 'I love you - so I will do what you ask of me.'
Informational power
Dialects
Referent power
Veto power
2. Response to a realistic danger in past - present or future
Reward power
Reactive jealousy
Self-reliance
Key ingredients of forgiveness
3. Positivity - Openness - Assurances - Social network - Sharing tasks - Sharing activities - Support - Conflict management - Avoidance - Humor
Self-reliance
Reward power
Sources of Power
Relationship maintenance strategies
4. Even if you make the most of daily decisions - if someone can overturn them - you don't really have that much power
Accommodation
Veto power
Conflict
Informational power
5. The ability to influence the behavior of others and to resist their influence on us
Good liars
Coercive power
Mismatch
Social power
6. Think before you speak - Start by remembering what's good - Speak from your own POV - Talk about your feelings - Ask for what you want - Avoid trigger words - Be specific
Expression skill
Veto power
Relational evaluation
Power strategies
7. A decision to give up your perceived or actual right to get even with or hold in debt someone who has wronged you - Secure attachments are more likely to forgive
Accommodation
Showing understanding skill
Forgiveness
Conflict
8. When people lie to others - they perceive the recipient to be less trustworthy over time -'Everyone is like me - so you must be lying too.'
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9. Fighting over whose account of an incident is right and whose is wrong
Attributional conflict
Referent power
Mismatch
Instigating conflict
10. Sincere apology and empathy from victim
Negotiation
Key ingredients of forgiveness
Reasons for being jealous
Behavior control
11. Say your side and work toward a common solution - Involves direct and indirect approaches as well
Deceiver's distrust
Accommodation
Relational evaluation
Negotiation
12. Be positive - Exercise gratitude - Don't have a conversation when you're angry - Be explicit about expectations - Avoid contempt (sarcasm and snarkiness) - Pick a neutral spot!
Conflict skills & tips
Catching a liar
Expression skill
Betrayal
13. 'If you do what I want - I will give you X.'
Behavior control
Showing understanding skill
Relationship maintenance strategies
Reward power
14. Apparent decreases in others' regard for us
Relational devaluation
Ostracism
Power strategies
Reasons for being jealous
15. Giving a boost to one's self-esteem by doing something nice for oneself and thinking about one's good qualities
Self-bolstering
Fate control
Accommodation
Good liars
16. Listen in a way that shows strong interest - Become the other person - Repeat the other person's partner's thoughts - feelings and concerns - Accept and make changes graciously
Reward power
Showing understanding skill
Dialects
Social power
17. Being ignored; cold shoulder - Used to avoid confrontation or calm down after conflict - threatens need to belong - leaves people angry and in the dark
Ostracism
Reactive jealousy
Reward power
Catching a liar
18. Hurtful actions by people we trust - Involves relational devaluation - Most intense hurt from people we love - Loyalty to multiple people (sometimes occur when people have the best intentions)
Behavior control
Relationship maintenance strategies
Veto power
Betrayal
19. By changing your own behavior - you can influence the behavior of a partner E.g. romantic relationship
Referent power
Expression skill
Behavior control
Reward power
20. Acting constructively in the face of attack - Involves direct and indirect approaches as well
Causes of breakups
Key ingredients of forgiveness
Accommodation
Negotiation
21. 1. Criticism - demanding; derogatory as far as recipient is concerned 2. Illegitimate demands - unjust demands - 3. Rebuffs - one person appeals for a desired reaction but the other person does nothing - 4. Cumulative annoyances - builds up over time
Behavior control
Instigating conflict
Good liars
Ostracism
22. Liars tend to view their deception as less serious than the recipient - Self-serving bias
Dialects
Mismatch
Attributional conflict
Key ingredients of forgiveness
23. We fluctuate in our pursuit of different goals (opposing motivations) Examples include: Autonomy vs. connection (wanting to be alone but want to be close) - Openness vs. closeness - Stability vs. change - Integration vs. separation
Conflict
Social power
Relational evaluation
Dialects
24. From a susrvey on causes of breakups - Autonomy 37% Similarity 30% Supportiveness 27% Openness 22% Fidelity 17% Togetherness 16% Equity 12%
Sources of Power
Causes of breakups
Referent power
Dialects
25. Speak hesitantly - Higher pitch - Grammatical errors - Blink more often - Mismatch b/w facial expression and tone of voice - Know the person well
Catching a liar
Showing understanding skill
Behavior control
Informational power
26. High social skills - Not much to lose - An unattractive target
Betrayal
Legitimate power
Good liars
Sources of Power
27. 'You have a reasonable right to tell me what to do and I feel compelled to do it.'
Good liars
Key ingredients of forgiveness
Legitimate power
Coercive power
28. A persona can unilaterally determine what will happen next E.g. parent-child relationship
Sources of Power
Negotiation
Fate control
Showing understanding skill
29. It is reproductively advantageous to keep outsiders from the relationship
Self-reliance
Coercive power
Reasons for being jealous
Social power
30. Control of valuable resources - having a resource if other people want it - Principle of lesser interest (i.e. showing you have no interest) - You can get what you want elsewhere too
Sources of Power
Fate control
Instigating conflict
Behavior control
31. 'You have info that I need or want - so I will do what you ask of me.'
Relationship maintenance strategies
Self-bolstering
Informational power
Behavior control
32. The degree to which others consider their relationships with us to be valuable
Social power
Relational evaluation
Fate control
Informational power
33. Occurs when someone's motives - goals - beliefs - opinions or behavior interfere with those of another - Preventing someone from doing/getting what they want
Deceiver's distrust
Negotiation
Conflict
Dialects
34. 'If you don't do what I want - I will punish you by X.'
Negotiation
Coercive power
Conflict skills & tips
Betrayal
35. Involves efforts to 'stay cool' and avoid feeling angry or embarrassed by refusing to dwell on the unfairness of the situation
Self-reliance
Betrayal
Legitimate power
Showing understanding skill
36. 1. Direct - ask for what you want (more satisfied people/men) 2. Indirect - hinting or pouting (not as satisfied/women) 3. Unilateral - work alone (less powerful/women) 4. Bilateral - work together (more powerful/men)
Showing understanding skill
Coercive power
Negotiation
Power strategies