A Sense of Shared Understanding That Emerges in Back-And-Forth Interaction

question 16

Multiple Choice

A sense of shared understanding that emerges in back-and-forth interaction is known among communicative constitution of organization theorists as:

• A) sensemaking.
• B) constitution.
• C) activity coordination.
• D) closure.

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Definitions:

Ideal Self

The person an individual aspires to be, based on their goals, aspirations, and standards of personal excellence.

Successful

Achieving desired aims or attaining prosperity, often marked by favorable outcomes.

Self-Consciousness

An acute awareness of oneself, one's appearance, or one's actions, often leading to feelings of vulnerability about how one is perceived by others.

Self-Concept

An individual's perception of themselves, encompassing beliefs, feelings, and thoughts about one's own abilities, appearance, and personality.