The more closely we look at the characteristic ways people deal with emotional situations, the more we
A. begin to see how people are much the same.
B. see that people are not alike.
C. how each individual's responses are overwhelmed by the demands of the situation.
D. understand where the personality comes from.
Question 2
When we look closely at the reactions of people to the same situation, we see
A. evidence that most people behave in typical ways.
B. that people are more alike than they are different.
C. each individual's personality is overwhelmed by the demands of the situation.
D. that characteristic differences between people begin to emerge.
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