What Is a Common Criticism of the Working Self-Concept

question 30

Multiple Choice

What is a common criticism of the working self-concept?

• A) A coherent sense of self is generally viewed as a hallmark of mental health.
• B) Self and informant ratings of personality are generally very similar.
• C) Constant fluctuation in one's identity signifies a high ability to adapt to different situations.
• D) People do not generally change who they are from situation to situation.

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Definitions:

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Imitation

The act of copying or mimicking the actions, speech, or behavior of others as a method of learning or social interaction.

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