A Person Whose Self-Esteem Is Momentarily Threatened Is Especially Likely

question 112

Multiple Choice

A person whose self-esteem is momentarily threatened is especially likely to

• A) demonstrate an independence from social pressure to conform.
• B) criticize others.
• C) experience an internal locus of control.
• D) be motivated by a desire for self-actualization.

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Definitions:

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