Exam 3: The Self

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Consider the self-enhancement motive, the consistency motive, and the appraisal motive. According to research, which motive appears to be the weakest when conflicts arise between motives?

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The idea that people learn about themselves from interacting with other people is called the ________________.

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There is a moderately strong relationship between IQ and self-esteem; people with higher IQs tend to have higher self-esteem.

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When people make self-enhancing claims about themselves, they will ____.

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Yolanda tends to think of herself as a unique person, with individual personality traits, interests, and opinions. She tends to make decisions on her own, to look after her own needs, and to think of herself as a "self-made woman." It would be safe to say that Yolanda has a(n) ____ self-construal.

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Tony is debating between buying a Volvo S40, a Saab 9-3, and a Honda Accord. What part of his self is he relying upon?

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How do people learn about themselves? Discuss the different sources of self-knowledge that people have, and how each functions. Are there limits, or weaknesses to these sources of self-knowledge?

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Self-presentation is best defined as any behavior that is ____ intended to make ____ impression on others.

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Is it always advantageous to have high self-esteem rather than low self-esteem? Are people with high self-esteem really smarter, more attractive, and more successful? Discuss the pros and cons (advantages and disadvantages) of having high self-esteem versus low self-esteem.

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In the three-part structure of the self, the agent self serves ____.

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