Match the examples with the construct that best describes them. Please keep in mind that I have questions like these to help you differentiate between concepts that can be tricky, not to give you busywork! I want you to succeed!  Group of answer choices "I just know everyone is still thinking about how awesome my presentation was today. That's why they're waving at me!"              [ Choose ]             Self-consciousness             Self-efficacy             Self-concept             Bask-in-reflected-glory effect             Self-esteem             Spotlight effect             Looking-glass self            "I am friendly; I am a son; I am a soccer player; I am 19."              [ Choose ]             Self-consciousness             Self-efficacy             Self-concept             Bask-in-reflected-glory effect             Self-esteem             Spotlight effect             Looking-glass self            "I suddenly realized that everyone had on blue jeans at the interview except for me!"              [ Choose ]             Self-consciousness             Self-efficacy             Self-concept             Bask-in-reflected-glory effect             Self-esteem             Spotlight effect             Looking-glass self            "Ugh, I hate myself. I don't deserve love."              [ Choose ]             Self-consciousness             Self-efficacy             Self-concept             Bask-in-reflected-glory effect             Self-esteem             Spotlight effect             Looking-glass self

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