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As players on a social stage, we may wish to emphasize some personal aspect to others, as well as to ourselves. This is called:
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B. Self-promotion
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____ involves using praise of important others as a way to encourage them to like us and approve us.
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A. Ingratiation
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The rejection of in-group members who threaten the positive image of the group is known as _____.
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A. The black sleep effect
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We tend to make _____ attributions for our own behaviors, but ______ attributions for others behaviors.
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C. Situational; dispositional
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When we think of ourselves as members of a specific social group, we are thinking of
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D. Social identify
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Chris describes himself as liberal when thinking of himself as an American, but conservative when compared to other college students. These are _____ comparisons.
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A. Intragroup
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The belief that we can achieve a particular goal through our own actions is known as
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B. Self-efficacy
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Self-esteem refers to the
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A. Positive or negative evaluation of the self by oneself
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Gender differences in self-esteem begin to emerge during
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B. Puberty
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When we compare ourselves to others that are more capable, we are engaged in a(n)
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C. Upward social comparison
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The self-evaluation maintenance model suggests that we will _____ others who outperform us in an important area.
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D. Distance ourselves from
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The above average effect is
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D. Thinking that we are above average on most social traits
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As one of a number of ______, people are quite willing to avoid responsibility for their failures, but all too willing to accept credit for their successes,
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A. Self-serving bias
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_____ occurs when an individual thinks that she or he may be judged in light of a negative stereotype about his or her social identity.
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D. Stereotype threat
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Attitudes are ______.
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Our evaluation of different aspects of the social world
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