What does a "donut personality" entail?
a. someone whose personality makes people feel hollow inside
b. someone high in implicit self-esteem and low explicit self-esteem
c. someone low in implicit self-esteem and high in explicit self-esteem
d. someone whose personality traits serves as a precursor to eating disorders
Answer: C
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A) protection; charity B) empathy; self-sacrifice C) reproduction; competition D) compassion; obedience
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a. limbic system c. basal ganglia b. endocrine system d. hindbrain
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A. Personality attributes such as lack of motivation B. Family factors, liked being married or single C. Unfortunate circumstances D. Discrimination in the workplace
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