Multiple Choice
Role-taking propensity refers to:
A) how effective people are in taking the role or perspective of another person
B) humans' inborn drive to achieve social acceptance
C) people's tendency to engage in role taking only when the benefits of this activity outweigh its costs
D) the degree of accuracy with which people are able to imagine others' motivations and desires
E) the readiness with which people use their role-taking skills across social situations
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