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vicotolentino

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Why is congruence between the three dimensions of the self important?
 
  a. Congruence leads to narcissism.
  b. Cognitive restructuring is easier when the three dimensions aren't congruent.
  c. Congruence affects self-esteem.
  d. Congruence leads to wearing masks.

Question 2

Which of the following was used in the book to help define paradox?
 
  a. Using a bigger hammer rather than finding a better tool for the job.
  b. We all make sense to ourselves.
  c. When in doubt, don't check out.
  d. I can only be right about 90 of the things 90 of the time.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

A



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