Alana is a white European American female
She never thought about her "white"
identity while she was in the U.S. However, since she moved to Thailand for work, she is
constantly aware of her "white" identity through interactions with local people who
identify her as "white." This example explains that her "white" identity becomes:
a. Avowed
b. Expected
c. Salient
d. Personal
c___
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1) degree to which a person's sense of self is accepted and confirmed by another person in a relationship A) interpersonal intimacy 2) degree to which you want to form or maintain an interpersonal relationship B) interpersonal attraction 3) degree to which you sense a potential for an interpersonal relationship C) short-term initial attraction 4) degree of liking or positive feelings that motivate us to maintain or escalate a relationship D) long-term maintenance attraction 5) nonverbal cues that allow us to assess relationship potential E) physical appearance
Social Penetration theorists believe that ________ is the primary way that superficial relationships progress to intimate relationships.
A. self-disclosure B. dissolution C. depenetration D. self-actualization