Role-Taking Propensity Refers To

question 66

Multiple Choice

Role-taking propensity refers to:

• A)how effective people are in taking the role or perspective of another person
• B)humans' inborn drive to achieve social acceptance
• C)people's tendency to engage in role taking only when the benefits of this activity outweigh its costs
• D)the degree of accuracy with which people are able to imagine others' motivations and desires
• E)the readiness with which people use their role-taking skills across social situations

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