Kevin and Lily are classmates and have known each other for a few semesters. They meet frequently for lunch after classes, and they talk about a wide range of topics. However, Kevin has noticed that Lily likes to gossip, sharing others' secrets with him. He is guarded with how much information he shares with her, for fear that she will share it with others. According to social penetration theory, Kevin's self-disclosure has ________ but not depth.

You are assigned to teach a new software program to Duane, a co-worker who is confident and outgoing. The text recommends that you

A) avoid using dynamic words such as "create" or "challenge." B) give Duane a set of written instructions, then leave and let him figure the program out on his own. C) answer all Duane's questions immediately, even if he jumps way ahead of you. D) spend almost all of the training time demonstrating the skill while Duane looks over your shoulder. E) explain clearly what the costs and consequences will be if Duane works too quickly and makes mistakes.

On college campuses, intramural athletic teams as well as sororities and fraternities are examples of social groups

True False