Author Question: When we think of ourselves as members of specific social groups, we are thinking of our ________. ... (Read 135 times)

joblessjake · **on:** Jun 22, 2018

When we think of ourselves as members of specific social groups, we are thinking of our ________.

A) sexual self-schema
B) social-personal self
C) personal self
D) cultural self identity
E) social identity

Question 2

The personal-social identity continuum recognizes that we ________.

A) see ourselves as being more consistent across situations than we really are
B) can see ourselves differently, depending on circumstances
C) are part of a number of different social groups
D) see ourselves primarily as individuals
E) present many different selves, depending on the social grouping