The Theory of Symbolic Self-Completion Suggests Specifically That

The theory of symbolic self-completion suggests specifically that:

A) individuals associate with others who support their self-views.
B) people tend to be insensitive to feedback from the environment suggesting that their behavior could improve.
C) if people feel threatened in one self-relevant domain, they will compensate by shifting their focus on their abilities in a different domain.
D) when people feel a self-defining aspect of themselves is threatened, they compensate by displaying symbols which support their self-definition.