Whether or Not a Behavior Is Viewed as an Expectancy

question 25

Multiple Choice

Whether or not a behavior is viewed as an expectancy violation depends on:

• A) The nature of the behavior itself.
• B) Our feelings about the communicator or person enacting the behavior.
• C) Our evaluations of the situation in which the behavior occurred.
• D) All of the above.
• E) A and C only.

Differentiate between stages and theories of social change.

Analyze the significance of mass society theory in understanding political action.

Identify examples of collective behavior and its impact on social change.

Distinguish between types of social movements and their approaches to change.

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Definitions:

Intellectual Attainments

Achievements related to the exercise and application of the intellect, such as academic or creative successes.

Expertise

The skill or knowledge an individual has acquired in a specific field or subject through experience, education, or training.

Intrapersonal Intelligence

The ability of an individual to understand oneself, including one's emotions, motivations, and thoughts, leading to effective self-management and personal development.

Focusing Inward

Directing attention towards one's internal state, thoughts, and feelings, often as a method of self-reflection or personal development.