When forming impressions of others, people
a. see their own skills and abilities as less desirable to have.
b. use the significant others in their lives as a frame of reference.
c. differ in the particular traits they are likely to notice.
d. are typically very inconsistent in what they consider.
Question 2
Finnegan notices his wife talking to another man and flies into a jealous rage. According to the evolutionary perspective, Finnegan's behavior is designed to
a. assert his social intelligence.
b. increase his confidence in the paternity of his offspring.
c. deflect the death instinct outward instead of inward.
d. increase the level of serotonin in his brain.
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