Questions: I'm pretty sure.. You can gain or lose up to 80 points on this question.

I'm pretty sure.. You can gain or lose up to 80 points on this question.
Transcript text: I'm pretty sure.. You can gain or lose up to 80 points on this question.
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Analyze the Question

The question asks for examples of "impression management," which refers to the conscious or subconscious process in which people attempt to influence the perceptions of other people about a person, object or event. We're looking for actions where someone is actively trying to shape how others see them.

Step 2: Evaluate the Options
  • reading a novel: This is not impression management. It's a personal activity with no direct attempt to influence others' perceptions.
  • crafting a LinkedIn profile to attract potential employers: This _is_ impression management. The goal is to present a professional image to potential employers.
  • picking out a flattering outfit to go out on a first date: This _is_ impression management. The goal is to create a positive first impression.
  • meeting with a professor in office hours to show interest in a class: This _is_ impression management. The goal is to appear engaged and interested to the professor.

Final Answer

Examples: crafting a LinkedIn profile to attract potential employers; picking out a flattering outfit to go out on a first date; meeting with a professor in office hours to show interest in a class

Not Examples: reading a novel

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