The self-verification position is based on the argument that:
a. individuals seek feedback consistent with their actual self-concept
b. individuals seek feedback that will increase their self-esteem
c. people generally are motivated to understand how they are perceived in social contexts
d. people with high self-esteem are less likely to avoid negative feedback than people with low self-esteem
e. accuracy in self-perception is essential for relating well with others
Ans: a
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