People who see themselves as being similar across different social roles
A) are lacking in emotional self-understanding.
B) use situations to determine their self-image.
C) are better adjusted than those with less integration of self-views.
D) don't get along with others that well.

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People who see themselves as similar across different social roles have a high level of self-integration, which has been shown to be positively associated with better psychological well-being and greater life satisfaction. Therefore, they are better adjusted than those with less integration of self-views.

People Who See Themselves as Being Similar Across Different Social