In the social psychological process of _____, individuals lose their sense of personal identity as a result of identification with a group

Lyle and Nora are in their seventies. They own their own home. If they are typical of Western seniors in their relationship with their adult children, they will most likely

A) accept emotional support and a high level of practical assistance from their children. B) seek their children's assistance for daily living activities, but be hesitant to ask for it when there is a pressing need. C) give more than they receive, in financial support and in practical assistance. D) accept emotional and financial support from their children.

A man approaches a woman at a coffee shop. They begin making small talk, and the conversation turns to what the man's education is and what he does for a living

Considering the efficacy of impression management tactics, advise the man on what he should and shouldn't do and why.