Sigmund Freud suggested that unconscious motives are largely responsible for human behaviors

__________ suggests that self-perception as a source of self-knowledge applies primarily to more incidental aspects than to important aspects of the self

a. Reflected appraisal theory b. Self-perception theory c. Two-factor theory d. Correspondent inference theory

According to your textbook, which of the following is a FALSE statement concerning HIV and AIDS?

a. AIDS affects persons of all sexual orientations. b. One can get AIDS from sharing drinking glasses or eating food prepared by an infected person. c. The first symptoms of AIDS may show up as little as two months after infection, but they typically do not appear for ten years. d. For at least the first six months after becoming infected, a person can test negative while carrying the virus.