The personal-social identity continuum recognizes that we ________
A) see ourselves as being more consistent across situations than we really are
B) can see ourselves differently, depending on circumstances
C) are part of a number of different social groups
D) see ourselves primarily as individuals
E) present many different "selves," depending on the social grouping
Answer: B
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c. The expression of defective genes. d. exposure to unusual and extreme situations that often lead to psychological disorders.
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a. inflexible b. persistent c. both of the above d. neither of the above
A psychologist and a psychiatrist have the same training
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Kelly believed that individuals:
a. must rely on their parents in making their choices and decisions b. can not freely make decisions that are successful c. make their own choices and decisions and are responsible for the consequences of their actions d. should almost always rely on others to make good decisions