According to the self-reference effect, people tend to:
a. refer all people, places and events to themselves
b. remember the sections of a social psychology course that relate to their own experience
c. evaluate themselves only on relevant criteria
d. present themselves as they are in reality
e. none of the above
Ans: b
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