MIN WU CMST 1061 EXAM 2 ACTUAL
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ the generalized other.
Answer: Jenny is looking through a popular women's magazine. She
notices that most of the advertisements deal with beauty, looking young,
or losing weight. These social values in the media are examples of
__________.
⩥ anxious/ambivalent.
Answer: Ray is very attentive and supportive to his son Robbie when he
is sober, but when Ray drinks he often ignores his son and sometimes
verbally abuses him. Robbie never knows which way his father will act.
If the father is Robbie's primary caregiver, Robbie is likely to develop
which attachment style __________
⩥ True.
Answer: The self changes over time as we engage in new experiences.
⩥ blind.
Answer: Things that others see in us but we do not see in ourselves are
known in the Johari Window as __________ information.
,⩥ neutralization.
Answer: Bob and Patina respond to their tension by deciding to spend
part of the weekend together and part of it engaged in separate activities.
This response to relational dialectics is called ________
⩥ autonomy/connection.
Answer: Lisa wants some time alone because she feels a need to get in
touch with herself as an individual. However, she also feels the need to
share experiences with her partner Bob and cherishes the time they
spend together. The tension these different needs are generating within
Lisa illustrates which relational dialectic?
⩥ relationship dialectics.
Answer: The opposing and continuous tensions found in personal
relationships are known as _____
⩥ coping.
Answer: The stage in an interracial relationship in which the couple
struggles with external pressures is
⩥ proximity and similarity.
Answer: The two greatest influences on initial attraction in romantic
relationships are _______
,⩥ team.
Answer: A special kind of group characterized by different and
complementary resources of members and by a strong sense of
collective identity is referred to as a(n) __________.
⩥ procedural.
Answer: Brian says in his work team, "I think we need to finish talking
about the history of this issue before we get into possible solutions."
Brian made which type of contribution to discussion?
⩥ conformity pressures and time required.
Answer: Potential advantages of group discussion over individual work
include ALL EXCEPT which of the following?
⩥ social climbing.
Answer: The attempt to increase personal status in a group by winning
the approval of high-status members is known as __________.
⩥ cohesion.
Answer: The degree of closeness among group members and a sense of
group spirit are known as __________.
⩥ a rite.
, Answer: "In my sorority we recognize the sisters that make the dean's
list each semester by putting a mini-box of Godiva's chocolates next to
their dinner plates," Amy says. "That way, everyone realizes who has
done well academically." This is an example of __________.
⩥ workers who use titles to address each other.
Answer: Hierarchical language is best illustrated by which of the
following?
⩥ corporate stories.
Answer: Stories that convey the values, legends, and history of an
organization are called __________.
⩥ communication networks.
Answer: The connections that link members of organization together
through formal and informal forms of interaction are __________.
⩥ organizational culture.
Answer: The way of thinking, acting, and viewing work shared by
members of an organization that reflects the organization's identity is
known as __________.
⩥ b. captures the listeners' attention, motivates the audience to listen,
provides the thesis statement, and enhances the speaker's credibility.
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
⩥ the generalized other.
Answer: Jenny is looking through a popular women's magazine. She
notices that most of the advertisements deal with beauty, looking young,
or losing weight. These social values in the media are examples of
__________.
⩥ anxious/ambivalent.
Answer: Ray is very attentive and supportive to his son Robbie when he
is sober, but when Ray drinks he often ignores his son and sometimes
verbally abuses him. Robbie never knows which way his father will act.
If the father is Robbie's primary caregiver, Robbie is likely to develop
which attachment style __________
⩥ True.
Answer: The self changes over time as we engage in new experiences.
⩥ blind.
Answer: Things that others see in us but we do not see in ourselves are
known in the Johari Window as __________ information.
,⩥ neutralization.
Answer: Bob and Patina respond to their tension by deciding to spend
part of the weekend together and part of it engaged in separate activities.
This response to relational dialectics is called ________
⩥ autonomy/connection.
Answer: Lisa wants some time alone because she feels a need to get in
touch with herself as an individual. However, she also feels the need to
share experiences with her partner Bob and cherishes the time they
spend together. The tension these different needs are generating within
Lisa illustrates which relational dialectic?
⩥ relationship dialectics.
Answer: The opposing and continuous tensions found in personal
relationships are known as _____
⩥ coping.
Answer: The stage in an interracial relationship in which the couple
struggles with external pressures is
⩥ proximity and similarity.
Answer: The two greatest influences on initial attraction in romantic
relationships are _______
,⩥ team.
Answer: A special kind of group characterized by different and
complementary resources of members and by a strong sense of
collective identity is referred to as a(n) __________.
⩥ procedural.
Answer: Brian says in his work team, "I think we need to finish talking
about the history of this issue before we get into possible solutions."
Brian made which type of contribution to discussion?
⩥ conformity pressures and time required.
Answer: Potential advantages of group discussion over individual work
include ALL EXCEPT which of the following?
⩥ social climbing.
Answer: The attempt to increase personal status in a group by winning
the approval of high-status members is known as __________.
⩥ cohesion.
Answer: The degree of closeness among group members and a sense of
group spirit are known as __________.
⩥ a rite.
, Answer: "In my sorority we recognize the sisters that make the dean's
list each semester by putting a mini-box of Godiva's chocolates next to
their dinner plates," Amy says. "That way, everyone realizes who has
done well academically." This is an example of __________.
⩥ workers who use titles to address each other.
Answer: Hierarchical language is best illustrated by which of the
following?
⩥ corporate stories.
Answer: Stories that convey the values, legends, and history of an
organization are called __________.
⩥ communication networks.
Answer: The connections that link members of organization together
through formal and informal forms of interaction are __________.
⩥ organizational culture.
Answer: The way of thinking, acting, and viewing work shared by
members of an organization that reflects the organization's identity is
known as __________.
⩥ b. captures the listeners' attention, motivates the audience to listen,
provides the thesis statement, and enhances the speaker's credibility.
