We Compare Ourselves to Others to Help Stabilize Our Self-Evaluations

question 116

Multiple Choice

We compare ourselves to others to help stabilize our self-evaluations and to feel comfortable with how well our choices "fit in" with the choices and preferences that others have. This theory is termed:

• A) social comparison.
• B) input-output.
• C) external orientation.
• D) comparative behaviour.

Understand the impact of environmental changes and human activities on vertebrate diversity and survival.

Recognize the phylogenetic relationships among vertebrates and the evidence supporting these relationships.

Grasp the importance of structural and molecular evidence in understanding vertebrate evolution.

Identify the unique traits distinguishing mammals from other vertebrates and understand the diversity within the mammalian class.

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