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moongchi

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Which aspect of self-concept is present in Japanese individuals and likely to be missing in White Americans?
 
  a. ideal self
  b. private self
  c. familial self
  d. none of these is missing in Americans

Question 2

The spotlight effect related to self-esteem means that
 
  a. low-esteem people like to draw attention to themselves
  b. high-esteem people hope to be the center of attention
  c. we expect others to judge us more harshly than they really do
  d. we actively seek out criticism as part of self-growth



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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