Identity Has Been Described as the Accumulated Perceptions of the Self,both

question 113

Multiple Choice

Identity has been described as the accumulated perceptions of the self,both conscious and unconscious.This means that

• A) our identity is an absolute view based on facts.
• B) once established, identity is stable throughout life.
• C) self-perceptions are confirmed or denied throughout a person's lifetime and adjustments are made to this view.
• D) only information from intimate relationships has value in redefining one's view of oneself.

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