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    The Process of Learning About One's Abilities and Characteristics by Observing
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The Process of Learning About One's Abilities and Characteristics by Observing

Question 72

Question 72

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The process of learning about one's abilities and characteristics by observing how they compare with those of others is known as social:


A) compensation.
B) comparison.
C) selection.
D) optimization.

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