Sociometer theory assumes we all possess a sociometer whose function is to . . .
a. Keep us from doing anything that will cause us to be ostracized by our group
b. Monitor our social environment for cues in changes in our relational value
c. Help us respect the opinions of people we dislike
d. Measure the real social value of others
b. Monitor our social environment for cues in changes in our relational value
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A. the developmental psychopathology approach B. the psychiatric approach C. the contextual approach D. the parental discipline approach
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