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Paul is only four and a half years old, and he loves football. He is excited to be going to a football game with his dad and hopes to meet many other football fans. Paul's view of himself as belonging to a group with a similar interest in football indicates that he has established a(n) ________ self.
 
  a. social c. personal
  b. categorical d. inner

Question 2

The tendency to actively select an environment compatible with a genotype is called
 
  a. evocation. c. niche picking.
  b. role concordance. d. functional linking.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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