Thea is very concerned about what other people think about her. She does everything she can so that she would be well-liked, respected and popular in school: she acts well-mannered and very interested with her instructors, she is friendly and funny with her peers, and competitive when it comes to sports. Her friends are likely to think that her primary motive is
a. Open self-presentation
b. Self-verification
c. Strategic self-presentation
d. Looking glass identity management
Question 2
Strategic self-presentation (SSR) and self-verification (SV) are different in that SSR focuses on _______________, whereas the SV is concerned with _____________.
a. creating a favorable impression; the overlap between how we perceive ourselves and how others see us.
b. the overlap between how we perceive ourselves and how others see us; creating a favorable impression on others.
c. open self-presentation; self-promotion
d. self-promotion; open self-presentation.
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