5 1 point One of the most common ways our self-concept changes is by avoiding successful people and therefore upward comparison through criticism from others; praise has little effect on most people through our interactions with people by not getting too close to people

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One of the most common ways our self-concept changes is
by avoiding successful people and therefore upward comparison
through criticism from others; praise has little effect on most people
through our interactions with people
by not getting too close to people

5
1 point
One of the most common ways our self-concept changes is
by avoiding successful people and therefore upward comparison
through criticism from others; praise has little effect on most people
through our interactions with people
by not getting too close to people

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Rosie M. Spielman 1st Edition

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5 1 point One of the most common ways our self-concept changes is by avoiding successful people and therefore upward comparison through criticism from others; praise has little effect on most people through our interactions with people by not getting too close to people