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:

Infant Behaviors

Patterns of actions or responses observed in infants, including reflexes, ways of social interaction, and the development of motor skills.

Separation Anxiety

A psychological condition where an individual experiences excessive fear or anxiety when separated from home or loved ones.

Emotionally Expressive

The capacity or tendency to convey feelings or emotions openly or outwardly.

Infant Sons

Young male children in the earliest period of life, typically from birth to one year.