Impression Management Impression management is something that we all employ from time
to time to achieve certain goals in our life. Sometimes we want to
appear likable, other times we want to appear competent, and yet
other times we desire to gain control or power over a situation,
all of which can yield positive outcomes. Yet at other times we
self-handicap in order to appear like we have not been incompetent
or failed, which we often perceive as a positive outcome because we
have protected the way others see us (or at least we feel we
have).
Discussed a situation in which impression management would most
likely be used and a situation in which it would most likely not be
used. Discussed the differences between these two situations. Provided an example of when impression management successfully
was used along with what the outcome was and why. Provided an example of when impression management was used and
it failed. Discussed why it failed and what the outcome was. In the last situation discussed whether the outcome would have
felt better if a self-handicapping strategy was used and what kind
of strategy could have been used. Also discussed what the dangers
of turning to this kind of strategy on a regular basis are. Wrote in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrated
ethical scholarship in accurate representation and attribution of
sources; displayed accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation. Purchase the answer to view it
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