Your self-schema consists of those aspects of your behavior that are
A. innate.
B. most important to you.
C. similar to your parents.
D. unique to you alone.
Question 2
Participants in one study were divided into those with and without a well developed independence schema. Later, participants were asked about their own level of independence. Compared to aschematics, participants with a strong independence schema
A. took longer to answer because they had more information to process.
B. took longer to answer because it was more important to them to give a correct answer.
C. took less time to answer.
D. took the same amount of time to answer, but were more confident of their answers.
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