In order to get a coworker to start contributing to a group project, you express feelings of annoyance, anger, and dislike. You hope that by expressing such emotions, your coworker will change their behavior. Using your emotions to impact the behavior of your worker is an example of:

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Leanna Ball

Social Studies

11 August, 17:30

In order to get a coworker to start contributing to a group project, you express feelings of annoyance, anger, and dislike. You hope that by expressing such emotions, your coworker will change their behavior. Using your emotions to impact the behavior of your worker is an example of:

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Yael Holder · Answer 1

Independent self

Explanation:

This state is an example of an independent self. When you use your characteristics or attributes to look different from others so that others would self-evaluate themselves. This is used for social comparison. The people with independent self ideology tend to express their emotions, thoughts, feelings, etc in their actions.

Jayden Haley · Answer 2

The behavior of the worker is an example of Independent self.

Explanation:

Independent self lays emphasis on internal and distinctive personal characteristics, in which one's self is seen as a unique individual and fundamentally different from others.