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jenna1

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Which approach would be the most effective way for a person to secure help in an emergency situation?
 
  a. Make a very loud general plea for help.
  b. Ask a specific individual for help.
  c. Request help from those who are more psychologically distant from the situation.
  d. Appear to have the situation entirely under control.

Question 2

The desire for others to perceive us in the same way that we see ourselves is called
 
  a. self-verification.
  b. self-enhancement.
  c. implicit egotism.
  d. self-handicapping.



stallen

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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