Perception and Conflict Quiz

What is the difference between passive and active perception?

• Passive perception is a process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting stimuli, while active perception is simply a passive reception of stimuli.

• Passive perception is a process of selecting, organizing, and interpreting stimuli, while active perception is a passive reception of stimuli.

• Passive perception is the ability to interpret stimuli, while active perception is the ability to select and organize stimuli.

• Passive perception is the ability to select and organize stimuli, while active perception is the ability to interpret stimuli.

According to Bowlby, what are working models of attachment?

• Infants' mental models of whether others are trustworthy and whether they themselves are worthy of others' care.

• Infants' mental models of their own self-worth and capacity to trust others.

• Adult perceptions of self-worth and capacity to trust others in relationships.

• Adult perceptions of whether others are trustworthy and whether they themselves are worthy of others' care.

What are the four adult attachment styles?

• Secure, Anxious-Ambivalent, Avoidant, Dismissive

• Secure, Anxious-Ambivalent, Avoidant, Anxious

• Secure, Dismissive, Anxious-Ambivalent, Avoidant

• Secure, Dismissive, Anxious, Avoidant

What are the three basic standards for attributions according to Attribution Theory?

• Internal-external locus, Stability, Control

• Internal-external locus, Predictability, Control

• Internal-external locus, Stability, Predictability

• Internal-external locus, Control, Predictability

What is the Fundamental Attribution Error?

• We tend to construct attributions of our own behaviors that serve our own interests.

• We make different attributions about ourselves as opposed to others.

• We attribute causes of others' poor behaviors to personal qualities, while our own poor behavior we attribute to conditions beyond our control.

• We attribute causes of others' poor behaviors to conditions beyond their control.

What is the characteristic of the AVOIDANT attachment style?

• Conflict doesn't exist, and if it does, don't recognize it.

• Talk to discuss issues and listen well when someone has a concern.

• Survival of the strongest is the general climate.

• Each person should set their own goals and determine their own destiny.

What is the characteristic of the COLLABORATIVE attachment style?

• Conflict doesn't exist, and if it does, don't recognize it.

• Talk to discuss issues and listen well when someone has a concern.

• Survival of the strongest is the general climate.

• Each person should set their own goals and determine their own destiny.

What is the characteristic of the AGGRESSIVE attachment style?

• Conflict doesn't exist, and if it does, don't recognize it.

• Talk to discuss issues and listen well when someone has a concern.

• Survival of the strongest is the general climate.

• Each person should set their own goals and determine their own destiny.

What does individualism as a worldview emphasize?

• Each person should set their own goals and determine their own destiny.

• Each person is primarily part of a clan or group.

• People ought all have equal rights in a society.

• A system of subordinates and superiors creates a unified society.

What does egalitarianism as a worldview emphasize?

• Each person should set their own goals and determine their own destiny.

• Each person is primarily part of a clan or group.

• People ought all have equal rights in a society.

• A system of subordinates and superiors creates a unified society.