1. If something is salient, that means it is neither notable nor significant.
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2. Punctuation is the process through which information is structured into a chronological sequence that matches an experienced order of events.
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3. Internal attributions stem from factors unrelated to personal qualities.
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4. The actor-observer effect is the tendency to make external attributions regarding one’s own behavior.
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5. You are most likely to form positive impressions of people you perceive as outgroupers.
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6. The tendency to interpret the actions of another person in a positive light simply because you have a positive Gestalt of them is called the halo effect.
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7. The most efficient way to form a quick judgment about a new person is to form an algebraic impression.
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8. Interpersonal impressions are mental pictures of how people act and how they communicate.
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9. When Gestalts are formed, they are more likely to be positive than negative.
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10. Stereotypes are intricate and complex interpersonal impressions.
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11. One part of offering empathy involves trying to see a given situation from another person’s perspective.
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12. To convey your empathy to another person, it is best to use “I know” statements.
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13. Responsible perception-checking results in fewer interpersonal communication errors.
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