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What is Appearance Management?
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-The process that includes attention, decision, acts related to person appearance (all activities and thoughts)(solitaire / lone process)
*Attention-what are you going to wear today? Can I wear that? *Decision-what item of clothes am I going to wear? *Act-dressing yourself We are try to fit into the tends |
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What is Appearance Perception?
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–The process of observe inferences made infinite on other
• Observe-guess made on how people look as pass in circles-people you always see you make guess about their personality |
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What is Symbolic-interactionism
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2 way communications
Symbol-the body |
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What is Schema?
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-file or category in the brain (sterotype)
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What motivates us to think about self presentation?
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1. Desire to control impression by other
2. Desire to seek influence over event a. Ex: wanting a Job |
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What is Dramaturgy: Presentation of self in everyday life?
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- wrote in 1959 by Dr. Goffman
o wrote a book Presentation of self in everyday life this book was his seminal work >1st person to think of doing these >It stands the test of time Drama-the world is your stage |
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What is dramaturgy symbolic interactionism?
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this draws analogy (compare) between human behavior and the theatre (or drama)
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What are the major permise of Dramaturgy?
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1. Identify are reformulate as we move to one context to other
2. Appearance is manipulate for different social context * Identify- how we look * Reformulate-change * Context- setting Reword 1. How we look is change from one setting to other Ex. How we are dress for Job to Class to Funeral |
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What are the Four elements of the dramaturgical approach?
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1. Performance
- Clothing props to help delivery accredit performance 2. Stage or context or setting - The context- aware of clothes- body 3. Audience -We receive review from feedback 4. Self as Actor -Self-monitor the extent individual control public appearance of self High self-monitor They have presentation skills Low self-monitor Less concern with personal appearance They are clueless |