Suppose That Hillary Has Somewhat High Self-Esteem, While Her Sister

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Suppose that Hillary has somewhat high self-esteem, while her sister Lola has somewhat low self-esteem. Meanwhile, their cousin Nancy has extraordinarily high self-esteem-to the point of being completely narcissistic. And another cousin of theirs, Hattie, has extraordinarily low self-esteem, such that she is brimming with self-criticism and self-hate. What does research suggest about the likelihood that Hillary, Lola, Nancy, and Hattie will have successful long-term relationships?

• A) Hillary and Nancy will likely be more successful than Lola and Hattie.
• B) Hillary and Lola will likely be about equally successful, while Nancy and Hattie will likely be relatively unsuccessful.
• C) Hillary, Lola, and Nancy will likely be about equally successful, while Hattie will likely be relatively unsuccessful.
• D) Hillary, Lola, and Hattie will likely be about equally successful, while Nancy will likely be relatively unsuccessful.

Evaluate the impact of Enlightenment thinking on notions of human agency and social order.

Understand the conservative reaction to Enlightenment ideas, particularly regarding competition and social order.

Critique the perspectives of conflict theories on power dynamics and societal stability.

Understand the basic structure and purpose of function declarations in C.

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Definitions:

Subject of Slavery

The condition or institution wherein individuals are owned by others, forced to work without pay, and deprived of freedom and rights.

Idea of Republicanism

A political ideology centered on citizenship in a state organized as a republic, emphasizing liberty, democracy, and civic virtue.

Articles of Confederation

The original constitution of the 13 American states, adopted in 1781, which was eventually replaced by the U.S. Constitution in 1789.

Draft Constitution

A preliminary version of a constitution that outlines the fundamental principles and laws of a political entity that is subject to review, modification, and approval.