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    The Self-Perception Process Involves Inferring One's Own Characteristics by
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The Self-Perception Process Involves Inferring One's Own Characteristics by

Question 93

Question 93

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The self-perception process involves inferring one's own characteristics by


A) observing one's own behavior.
B) comparing oneself to others.
C) imagining what others think of us.
D) putting oneself in a category.

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