Julie Does Not Like to Attend Parties Because She Is

question 58

Multiple Choice

Julie does not like to attend parties because she is shy and convinced that people will not like her. When Julie does go to a party, she avoids eye contact, gives abrupt responses to other people's questions, and quickly withdraws from interactions. As a result, she spends most of the evening in a corner by herself, convinced that no one at the party likes her. This is an example of

• A) the causal force of I data.
• B) expectancy effects.
• C) the effects of low self-monitoring.
• D) an internal locus of control.

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