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11/1/2017 Chapter 3 Objectives-5: Fal17 SPCH 010 #75164 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICA TION-Hybrid https://canvas.pasadena.edu/courses/1082024/pages/chapter -3-objectives-5?module_item_id=10714289 1/1 C hap t e r 3 O b je c v e s‐ 5 O b je c v e s After studying the material in Chapter Three of Looking Out/Looking In, you should understand: 1. How the selfconcept is defined. 2. How biological and social factors influence the selfconcept. 3. How the selfconcept is developed and shaped. 4. Problems involved with resisting change to the selfconcept. 5. Influences on identity . 6. The role of selffulfilling prophecies in shaping the selfconcept and in influencing communication. 7. Dif ferences between public and private selves. 8. The characteristics of and reasons for identity management in person and online. 9. The ways in which identities are managed. 10 . The relationships between identity management and honesty . 11. The definition of selfdisclosure and the role it plays in relationships. 12 . Models of selfdisclosure. 13 . The benefits and risks of selfdisclosure. 14 . Guidelines for selfdisclosure. 15 . Alternatives to selfdisclosure. 16 . The ethics of evasion. Specifically , you should be able to: 1. Describe the relationship between selfconcept, selfesteem, and communication. 2. Explain how selffulfilling prophecies shape the selfconcept and influence communication. 3. Compare and contrast the perceived self and the presenting self as they relate to identity management. 4. Describe the role that identity management plays in both facetoface and mediated relationships. 5. Use the social penetration and Johari Window models to identify the nature of selfdisclosing communication in one of your relationships. 6. Outline the potential benefits and risks of disclosing in a selected situation. 7. Assess the most competent mixture of candor and equivocation in a given situation.