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Prior to Taylor and Brown's (1988) important article, it had always been assumed that ________ is a cornerstone of good mental health.
 
  A) being realistic
  B) being open and communicative with others
  C) a high sense of self-worth
  D) feeling fully in control
  E) a supportive family of origin

Question 2

Katherine and Amy are members of the same sorority at college and are members of the school's swim team. They have been trying to master a difficult dive from the high board at the college's swimming pool.
 
  Amy is showing faster improvement in the dive than Katherine is. If they compare their performance as team mates and sorority sisters, social identity theory suggests that ________.
  A) Katherine should dislike Amy more
  B) Amy should dislike Katherine more
  C) Katherine should like Amy more
  D) neither Katherine's nor Amy's liking for each other should change
  E) Amy should like Katherine more


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Reply #1 on: Jun 22, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C


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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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