TYPE answers to the following questions - Label every answer section with a number and a letter (if it applies).
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A. (Page 39) What values and norms serve as the standards that drive the rules and expectations related to you growing up? Be specific (this includes group affiliation, religion, special interests, socio-economic status, education and geography).
1A. In high school a lot of the people's values were focused on getting a car,having the trendiest clothing, having a boyfriend or girlfriend, and moving out of the house to go to a four year university.
B. Describe a time when you knew you were perceived as a member out-group.
1B. One time I was perceived outside the group would be in high school when my friends were studying …show more content…
One way to continue to build self-esteem is to surround yourself with positive people, positive thoughts and laugh off the haters because one day you’ll realize what they think doesn’t matter.
3- (93) How do you manage your autonomy face, competence face, and fellowship face?
Which do you have the easiest time managing?
3A. Between autonomy face, competence face, and fellowship face I think fellowship face is the easiest to manage. Fellowship face is more based on wanting other people to like you which is out of your control.
4- In terms of your presenting self facework, (89-91) how do you manage three of your identities (28)? Discuss when you think your management tactics are still true to yourself, somewhat true to yourself, or a mask to hide your true identity.
4A. Honestly, I think that managing the identities just depends on your daily situation. Some days you’ll need to have more of a fellowship face and another day you might have to have a more competence face.
Explain why your mask face/s are either ethical or unethical. (either way, realize mask work is a fake facade).
I think my masks are unethical because they come from the environment or any other things I'm doing. So they aren’t always the way I would normally
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A. (Page 39) What values and norms serve as the standards that drive the rules and expectations related to you growing up? Be specific (this includes group affiliation, religion, special interests, socio-economic status, education and geography).
1A. In high school a lot of the people's values were focused on getting a car,having the trendiest clothing, having a boyfriend or girlfriend, and moving out of the house to go to a four year university.
B. Describe a time when you knew you were perceived as a member out-group.
1B. One time I was perceived outside the group would be in high school when my friends were studying …show more content…
One way to continue to build self-esteem is to surround yourself with positive people, positive thoughts and laugh off the haters because one day you’ll realize what they think doesn’t matter.
3- (93) How do you manage your autonomy face, competence face, and fellowship face?
Which do you have the easiest time managing?
3A. Between autonomy face, competence face, and fellowship face I think fellowship face is the easiest to manage. Fellowship face is more based on wanting other people to like you which is out of your control.
4- In terms of your presenting self facework, (89-91) how do you manage three of your identities (28)? Discuss when you think your management tactics are still true to yourself, somewhat true to yourself, or a mask to hide your true identity.
4A. Honestly, I think that managing the identities just depends on your daily situation. Some days you’ll need to have more of a fellowship face and another day you might have to have a more competence face.
Explain why your mask face/s are either ethical or unethical. (either way, realize mask work is a fake facade).
I think my masks are unethical because they come from the environment or any other things I'm doing. So they aren’t always the way I would normally