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Yi-Chen

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The desire to make a favorable impression is known as:
 
  A) Golem effect.
  B) Pygmalion effect.
  C) stereotyping.
  D) impression management.

Question 2

The most common form of impression management technique is:
 
  A) directly describing oneself in a positive manner for the current situation.
  B) describing past events in a way that makes oneself look good.
  C) claiming a positive event was more positive than it really was.
  D) denying responsibility for one's actions.



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Answer to Question 1

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This is awesome you took your the time to answer these questions. You have been so helpful.




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Reply 2 on: Jul 7, 2018
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