When he was introduced to his best friend's sister, Marlon immediately got the sense that she didn't like him. For some reason he felt that she was a bit cold, not genuine when she said "its nice to meet you,"
and he was left with the impression that she was a bit snobby. Marlon's attempt to understand and categorize the behavior of his friend's sister is called __________.
a. external attributing
b. presumptive inferring
c. social perception
d. dispositional relating.
Answer: C
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The fact that Desirae is not at all interested in what her Mommy wants, and instead focuses only on her own pleasure needs, suggests that she operates mostly from the __________ component of her personality. a. ego b. id c. egocentric d. superego
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