When social psychologists discuss impression formation, what are they talking about? a) our efforts to make a good impression on someone. b) the process by which people form opinions of others. c) the tendency to give first impressions too much emphasis. d) the tendency to ignore first impressions. e) the expectation that someone will behave the way you predict

With regard to personality, it appears that: a) there is little consistency of behavior from one situation to the next and little consistency of traits over the life span.b) there is little consistency of behavior from one situation to the next but significant consistency of traits over the life span.c) there is significant consistency of behavior from one situation to the next but little consistency of traits over the life span.d) there is significant consistency of behavior from one situation to the next and significant consistency of traits over the life span.