Individuals who expend more effort than others to achieve a desired goal are:
a. more likely to experience a decrease in perceived value of the goal
b. unlikely to experience a change in perceived value of the goal
c. more likely to experience an increase in perceived value of the goal
d. affected by social facilitation more strongly
c
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A. Rolling over B. Starting to talk C. Becoming toilet-trained D. Crawling and walking
We each have a perception of our own personality traits. This perception strongly influences our behavior. Psychologists call this perception
a. self-evaluation. b. inner concept. c. self-concept. d. self-esteem.
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