5 Written Questions

1. The part of the self presented to others for their approval.
2. Messages that indicate a desire to take control or limit the action of others.
3. Keeping your positive face alive
4. Let me tell you the whole thing before you decide if it's wrong.
5. The environment in which your performance takes place.

5 Matching Questions

1. Humor
2. Mindlessness
3. Role Sets
4. Role Distance
5. Social Learning Theory

1. a A theory that explains how children learn to mimic behaviors and roles by observing other people.
2. b Using jokes to alleviate face loss.
3. c Letting others know that the roles we are playing do not completely define us.
4. d A state of reduced attention. The individual is trapped in categories devised in the past.
5. e Others who help put on a given performance.

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. The mean parent who punishes and humiliates the child for having negative emotions.
   1. Negative Face
   2. Disapproving Parent
   3. Support
   4. Personal Front
2. When other people support our role performances, they become more salient.
   1. Roles
   2. Support
   3. Mirroring
   4. Spiral
3. Trying to correct face loss after it has happened.
   1. Role Sets
   2. Content Messages
   3. Social Roles
   4. Corrective Tactics
4. The adult who wants intimacy but is afraid of it - they pursue it and run away.
   1. Authoritarian
   2. Avoidance
   3. Fearful-Avoidant
   4. Reproduction
5. When the actions of each party intensify the actions of the other.
   1. Spiral
   2. Support
   3. Humor
   4. Setting

5 True/False Questions

1. Face Threatening Acts → Behaviors that threaten the loss of face

   True        False

2. Acquiescent responses → Focus on confronting one's partner about hurtful remarks.

   True        False

3. Negative Face → Being liked and admired.

   True        False

4. Credentialing → A type of disclaimer from a person with credentials because they are trying to help you.
   Ex: I'm a doctor, so...

   True        False

5. Hedging → Beating around the bush to avoid face loss

   True        False