People Are Generally Motivated to Evaluate Themselves Favorably in Relation

question 30

Multiple Choice

People are generally motivated to evaluate themselves favorably in relation to others.This tendency is called a

• A)self-comparison bias.
• B)positive appraisal.
• C)social comparison.
• D)self-enhancing bias.

Compare and contrast Horney's and Fromm's views on the social influences on behavior.

Apply Rotter's theory of locus of control to understand relationship dynamics.

Utilize alternative psychological theories to explain antisocial behavior.

Identify and explain the use of Horney's secondary defenses in behavior.

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