A self-schema:
A) makes it easier to remember things consistent with it.
B) is small, simple, and efficient.
C) has fewer emotional elements and more intellectual elements than other schemas.
D) all of the above

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Self-schemas are cognitive representations of ourselves that help in processing information about ourselves. They make it easier to remember information that is consistent with them because they organize and guide the processing of self-related information. They are not necessarily small, simple, and efficient (B), nor are they characterized by having fewer emotional elements and more intellectual elements than other schemas (C).

A Self-Schema