Self-verification theory assumes that . . .
a. Our need for self-verification is our most important need
b. Our need for self-verification can sometimes be more important than our desire for positive feedback
c. Our need for self-verification is primarily unconscious
d. None of the above
b. Our need for self-verification can sometimes be more important than our desire for positive feedback
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The first consonant sound that a child makes is usually a(n)
a. p or b. b. c or k. c. t or th. d. s or z. e. m or n.
Most researchers who investigate emotions believe there are more than six and they are complex. How does Robert Plutchik account for this complexity?
a) Eight basic emotions can be combined like colors. b) The number of emotions is unlimited and any attempt to list them is doomed to fail. c) Emotions can be described as either positive or negative; distinctions beyond this are not needed. d) The emotions experienced by an individual cannot be documented because emotions are subjective experiences.