Social Comparison Theory Suggests That We Often Learn About Our

question 61

Multiple Choice

Social comparison theory suggests that we often learn about our behaviors:

• A)by comparing one individual's performance with that of another.
• B)by comparing our present performance with our past performance.
• C)by comparing our performance with that of other people.
• D)none of the above.

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Definitions:

Secular Legislative Purpose

The requirement that legislation must have a non-religious rational objective to uphold the separation of church and state principle.

Excessive Government Entanglement

A situation where government involvement in religious or other private activities is so extensive that it violates constitutional separations.

Fifth Amendment

A provision in the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution that protects individuals against self-incrimination, double jeopardy, and ensures the right to due process.

Testify Against

To provide evidence or information in a court of law that is adverse to another party, usually in a criminal trial.