Motivation for self-improvement often comes from _____ comparison.
A)unilateral
B)downward
C)upward
D)bilateral

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Upward comparison involves comparing oneself to someone who is perceived to be better or more successful in a certain area, which can lead to motivation for self-improvement in that area. Downward comparison involves comparing oneself to someone who is perceived to be worse off, which can lead to feelings of superiority or complacency. Unilateral and bilateral comparison do not specifically refer to comparisons that can drive motivation for self-improvement.

Motivation for Self-Improvement Often Comes from _____ Comparison