Self-awareness theory suggests that
a. we bring out our personal shortcomings through self-focus.
b. we spend too much time thinking about ourselves.
c. self-focus is triggered more by negative moods than positive moods.
d. self-focus is a central part of problem-focused coping.
Question 2
According to Peter Shalvey (1992),
a. neither positive nor negative moods can increase awareness of the self.
b. positive but not negative moods can increase awareness of the self.
c. both positive and negative moods can increase awareness of the self.
d. negative but not positive moods can increase awareness of the self.
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