How Does the Self-Concept Relate to Others' Perceptions? Research Suggests

question 62

Multiple Choice

How does the self-concept relate to others' perceptions? Research suggests that the self-concept ____.

• A) is very much in line with both how people think others regard them and how others actually do regard them
• B) is very much in line with how people think others regard them, but is very different from how others actually do regard them
• C) is very different from how people think others regard them, but is very much in line with how others actually do regard them
• D) is different from both how people think others regard them and how others actually do regard them

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