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kodithompson

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Jake and Martin are standing at the counter of the convenience store, and Jakewho has just failed his psychology examis animatedly telling Martin that the exam was unfair and that his professor is unreasonable. As he takes his change,
 
  Jake sees his image on the security camera. This causes him to wonder whether he actually studied enough for the exam. Jake's self-scrutiny in this situation would be predicted by ________ theory.
  a. self-awareness
  b. self-perception
  c. self-esteem
  d. self-verification

Question 2

Earl wants to understand his self-concept better, so he sits quietly by himself and thinks about who he is and what his values and attitudes are. What is Earl engaging in?
 
  a. self-awareness
  b. self-conceptualization
  c. introspection
  d. meditation



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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