_____ is defined as changing or adopting a behavior or an attitude in an effort to be consistent with the social norms of a group or the expectations of other people

When rating himself on extraversion, Sean compares his behavior to his friends who happen to be extremely shy and unenthusiastic. Therefore, Sean would likely rate himself higher on extraversion than he truly is due to which of the following?

a. Self-enhancement bias b. Social desirability effect c. Sibling contrast effect d. Reference group effect

Unusual patterns of social and cognitive development, difficulties in social interaction and communication, and restricted interests are symptoms of Asperger's disorder

Indicate whether the statement is true or false