Seeing Oneself as the Object of Others' Attention Is Known

question 81

Multiple Choice

Seeing oneself as the object of others' attention is known as

• A)objective self-awareness.
• B)a private self-concept.
• C)social comparison.
• D)perspective taking.

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Definitions:

Helpless Orientation

An orientation in which one seems trapped by the experience of difficulty and attributes one’s difficulty to a lack of ability.

Challenging Circumstances

Situations that pose difficulties or obstacles that require effort and adaptation to overcome.

Performance Orientation

An orientation in which one focuses on winning rather than achievement outcomes, and happiness is thought to result from winning.

Achievement Outcome

Achievement outcome refers to the results or accomplishments achieved following efforts or activities, often used in educational and professional contexts.