The ___________ actor was more interested in talking about himself than listening to others during the interviewselflessself-absorbedself-madeself-assuredNext

In Shelley Taylor and Susan Fiske's (1978) study on the effects of salience, observers sat near two actors who held a conversation. The results of this study showed that when observers were seated facing an actor, they tended to rate that person as being more _______ than the other actor.1 pointphysically attractive and desirable as a friendkind, compassionate, and generousinfluential, or causal, in shaping the conversationintelligent, knowledgeable, and educated

Question 2 (2 points)Match the words on the left with the best meaning on the right based on how Simon meant them in the interview (note: there will be 1 extra meaning on the right)iz InformationThey often act immaturelyThey feel they deserve1. self-interestedspecial treatmentThey only care about how something affects him/her2. narcissistic3. lazyThey think they are better than everyone else4. entitledThey do not make any effort to do a task and lack initiative

Which of the following is the best example of selective attention?Multiple ChoiceShe immediately spotted the guy with the earring who looked so much like someone she had known before.They agreed with each other because they both liked the idea of government ownership of basic industry.He was an expert “body man” in a chop shop; she was a hair stylist in the low-rent district.They fought constantly over how the children should be disciplined.

The actor ignored the boos of his audience, continuing his speech until those watching from the pit began to _________ and pelt him with tomatoes.assailcommiserateinquirelather

Match each of the following criteria from the textbook for analyzing an actor’s performance with the corresponding description.expressive coherenceappropriatenesswholeness and unityinherent thoughtfulness or emotionalitywhether an actor has created through their performance a characterization that hangs togetherwhether an actor portrays a credible inner life for the characterwhether an actor continues to be a seamless character and maintain aesthetic consistency with the help of the whole team working on the movie, even if the character’s feelings or actions might sometimes be perceived as contradictorywhether the looks and actions of an actor are natural to the character or, if unnaturalistic, how we might imagine they would be for that character