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What name did William James give to the part of the self that focuses on the images we create in the mind of others?
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The social self
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Gail is a toddler who is gradually separating from her mother. This process is called?
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Individuation
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In Freudian theory, the part of the person that acts as a police officer restraining drives and passions is called the
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Superego
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Which statement reflects the humanistic view of the self, according to carl rogers?
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We have a capacity for self-direction and self-understanding
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When we characterize self-image as a schema, we mean that
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We use it to organize information about ourselves
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In Albert Bandura's research, people were given the task of improving production at a model furniture factory. They performed best when they believed that performance
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Was based on learning an acquirable skill
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Which of the following behaviors signals low status transaction?
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Touching ones face or hair
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What was refered to in the film as a type of psychological genocide?
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Prejudice
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What is the relevance of schemas to the self?
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We organize our beliefs about ourselves in terms of schemas
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According to the principles of behavioral confirmation, what reaction do people generally have to a person who is depressed?
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People regard the person as inadequate
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In teresa amabiles work on creativity, how did being in a competitive situation affect creativity?
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It reduced creativity
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According to hazel markus, culture is what you
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Do
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The phrase mutual constitution, refers to which two components according to hazel markus?
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Self and culture
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In which culture are you most likely to find a definition of the person as a part of the group?
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Japanese
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The high rate of alcoholism among native americans was cited as an example of
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Social handicapping
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