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Angie Tries to Match Her Behaviour to an 'Ought' or an 'Ideal

Question 14

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Angie tries to match her behaviour to an 'ought' or an 'ideal' standard. Angie is engaging in:

A) downward social comparison.
B) self-regulation.
C) self-discrepancy.
D) framing.

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