The self-serving bias is found in all cultures around the world

According to social psychologist George Herbert Mead, how we see ourselves has a great deal to do with how others interact with us. Which of the following statements supports this idea?

a. Life-threatening medical problems are best handled by isolating the sick person. b. Human beings do not have a strong need to belong to groups. c. Children who have been isolated for long periods do not have a firm self-concept. d. Relationships with professors, friends, colleagues, and caregivers are unimportant to a person's self-concept.

The process of coming to know the other and yourself is known as:

A. intimacy. B. dyadic communication. C. impersonal relationships. D. attraction.