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Addie is the youngest child of five. At home, her oldest brother always appears to take the lead in planning the family's outings. However, at school, Addie is the captain of the basketball team.

The difference in Addie is best characterized by which of the following?
A. egospeak is developed from within
B. one's self-concept is situational
C. the real self and the ideal self often merge
D. Addie values family over sports

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