2. Ambrose has an independent self, and Hayden has an interdependent self. Knowing only this, which of the following is probably true about Hayden?

a. He draws a weaker distinction between a stranger at the bus stop and his brother.

b. He feels his identity is primarily based on his sense that he's an outgoing and extraverted person.

c. He acts the same way regardless of the context or situation.

d. He is more motivated to be unique and different from others.

e. The same brain regions will be activated when he's thinking about himself and his mother.