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tiara099

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Jim is on a diet. At his office, his co-workers often bring in donuts, cookies, and other snacks for the group. He has done fairly well in resisting the temptations each day. How does he likely feel by late afternoon?
 
  a. His mind is focused on the last challenges of the workday.
  b. He is less tempted than earlier in the day.
  c. He can tackle almost anything.
  d. His mind is focused on his favorite snack.

Question 2

Julia is an attractive young woman, but she often compares herself critically to magazine models and celebrities on television. This type of social comparison is a sign of _____________.
 
  a. low self-esteem
  b. high self-worth
  c. negative self-awareness
  d. self-enhancement



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
d

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
b



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