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Chloeellawright

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Individuals who can experience themselves as worthwhile only when they are in relationships with self-objects who will conform to their opinions, beliefs, values, and behavior are called:
 
  a. alter-ego hungry personalities
  b. mirror-hungry personalities
  c. merger-hungry personalities
  d. ideal-hungry personalities

Question 2

People who continually blur the boundaries between themselves and idealized figures to fulfill their desperate need for self-structure are called:
 
  a. merger-hungry personalities
  b. mirror-hungry personalities
  c. approval-hungry personalities
  d. alter-ego hungry personalities



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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