Socioemotional Selectivity Is a Theory That Argues That Social Contact

question 100

Multiple Choice

Socioemotional selectivity is a theory that argues that social contact is motivated by a variety of goals, including all of the following except

• A)homogamy.
• B)information seeking.
• C)self-concept.
• D)emotional regulation.

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