4. what selection processes (attention, retention, and exposure) are involved in the following situations?
a. even though the party you are attending is very loud, you manage to follow your friends conversation quite well.
b. bill: \hey charlie, long time no see.\
charlie: \yeah. howve you been?\
bill: \fine. its funny, i was thinking of you just yesterday.\
charlie: \how come?\
bill: o be honest, it was about the $10 you owe me.\
charlie: (long pause) \what ten dollars?\
c. youve just returned to school after having broken your leg the week before. its your first time on crutches and suddenly you find yourself particularly aware of how many stairways and doors separate your classrooms.
d. paul decides to go to kyles party because he figures hes likely to meet some interesting people there.
e. \im not going to watch the news tomorrow. i know ill be too busy.\
5. our perceptions differ because
a. meanings are in objects and things
b. we have different frames of reference
c. of cultural and social differences
d. of physiological differences
e. of different stereotypes we hold about others
f. our stereotypes about people may be positive or negative
g. meanings are in words, not things
6. a person with a positive self - concept tends to:
a. have little self - confidence
b. feel equal with others
c. be able to accept praise
d. use self - disclosure appropriately
e. be overly critical
f. behave in a defensive manner
g. behave in an assertive way

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4. what selection processes (attention, retention, and exposure) are involved in the following situations?
a. even though the party you are attending is very loud, you manage to follow your friends conversation quite well.
b. bill: \hey charlie, long time no see.\
charlie: \yeah. howve you been?\
bill: \fine. its funny, i was thinking of you just yesterday.\
charlie: \how come?\
bill: 	o be honest, it was about the $10 you owe me.\
charlie: (long pause) \what ten dollars?\
c. youve just returned to school after having broken your leg the week before. its your first time on crutches and suddenly you find yourself particularly aware of how many stairways and doors separate your classrooms.
d. paul decides to go to kyles party because he figures hes likely to meet some interesting people there.
e. \im not going to watch the news tomorrow. i know ill be too busy.\
5. our perceptions differ because
a. meanings are in objects and things
b. we have different frames of reference
c. of cultural and social differences
d. of physiological differences
e. of different stereotypes we hold about others
f. our stereotypes about people may be positive or negative
g. meanings are in words, not things
6. a person with a positive self - concept tends to:
a. have little self - confidence
b. feel equal with others
c. be able to accept praise
d. use self - disclosure appropriately
e. be overly critical
f. behave in a defensive manner
g. behave in an assertive way

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# Brief Explanations:
## Question 4:
- A: Attention - Focusing on friend's conversation in a noisy environment.
- B: Recall - Bill remembers Charlie owes him money.
- C: Exposure - Notice more about school layout due to new situation (crutches).
- D: Expectancy - Paul expects to meet interesting people at the party.
- E: Avoidance - Choosing not to watch news due to busyness.
## Question 5:
Perceptions differ mainly because we have different frames of reference which shape how we interpret things.
## Question 6:
A person with a positive self - concept can accept praise as they have a good view of themselves.

# Answer:
## Question 4:
- A. Attention
- B. Recall
- C. Exposure
- D. Expectancy
- E. Avoidance
## Question 5: B. we have different frames of reference
## Question 6: C. be able to accept praise

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