A) the experienced participants were older than the inexperienced.
B) the two groups of participants interpreted their competitors' behavior in different ways.
C) the inexperienced participants did not like the competitive task as much as the experienced ones.
D) the inexperienced participants were more confused by the competitive task.
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A) self-perception.
B) reflected appraisal.
C) self-regulation.
D) self-presentation.
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A) self-perception.
B) reflected appraisal.
C) self-regulation.
D) self-presentation.
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A) Motivation is not necessary for survival.
B) Motivation is the energy that drives social behavior.
C) Motivation is unrelated to social behavior.
D) Motivation usually refers to short-term goals.
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A) exemplar mapping.
B) negative stereotyping.
C) sensory memory.
D) chronic accessibility.
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A) People from individualistic cultures almost never conform.
B) People from collectivistic cultures conform even more than people from individualistic cultures.
C) Conformity does not differ across cultures.
D) People from individualistic cultures conform even more than people from collectivistic cultures.
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A) norm.
B) affordance.
C) proscription.
D) script.
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A) his reflected appraisal process.
B) his ought self.
C) a collective self.
D) his self-esteem.
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A) People can change their situations.
B) Situations can change people.
C) Different situations can activate different parts of the self.
D) Most people respond in the same way to the same situation.
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A) a collectivistic culture.
B) a traditional culture.
C) an individualistic culture.
D) a pluralistic culture.
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A) Your roommate will feel more stressed after break than you.
B) You will experience more stress during spring break than your roommate.
C) You will have more fun during spring break than your roommate.
D) Your roommate will have more fun than you.
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A) counterfactual thinking.
B) rationalization.
C) downward social comparison.
D) self-perception processes.
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A) the knowledge that he can grow up to be whatever he wants to be
B) a wide range of choices about how to behave
C) the ability to relate well to others and take their perspective
D) many opportunities to exert control over others
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A) the mental disorder sometimes called multiple personalities.
B) the idea that a person's self changes over time.
C) the idea that people have ought, actual, and collective selves.
D) the idea that people have both self-esteem and self-concept.
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A) experienced fewer negative emotions like fear and anger than less resilient Americans.
B) denied or suppressed experiencing negative emotions.
C) experienced as many negative emotions as less resilient Americans, but also experienced positive emotions like hope and pride.
D) were less emotional overall than less resilient Americans.
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A) your ought self.
B) your self-concept.
C) self-esteem.
D) reflected appraisal.
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A) They are generally irrational responses to situations.
B) They alert us when something isn't normal.
C) They can prevent us from acting quickly to avoid a dangerous situation.
D) Different emotions typically accompany the same situation at different times.
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