Adolescents Begin to Build Their Self-Concept, in Part, by Internalizing

question 39

Multiple Choice

Adolescents begin to build their self-concept, in part, by internalizing the evaluations of them by others in a process known as

• A) reflected appraisal.
• B) identification.
• C) internalization of other.
• D) mirroring.

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Definitions:

Pure Strategy Equilibria

A game theory concept where each player chooses a single strategy that results in no player having an incentive to unilaterally change their choice.

Mixed Strategy

In game theory, a strategy in which a player employs a mix of actions with certain probabilities to make it impossible for opponents to predict their actions.

Payoff

The return or reward received by a participant in a game or transaction, often evaluated in terms of utility or financial gain.

Swerve

To change direction suddenly, often to avoid a collision or an obstacle.