What Is a Key Difference Between the Ideal Self and the Ought

question 46

Multiple Choice

What is a key difference between the ideal self and the ought self?

• A) Your ideal self is your view of who you should be friends with, and your ought self is your view of what your occupation is.
• B) Your ideal self is your view of the meaning of life, and your ought self is your view of your role in it.
• C) Your ideal self is your view of your ideal moral self, and your ought self is your view of your potential in life.
• D) Your ideal self is your view of what you could do and your ought self is your view of what you should do.

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Definitions:

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