What is the difference between a person schema and a self schema? A. Person schemas deal with personality traits, while self schemas deal with social roles.
B. Person schemas deal with behavior during social situations, while self schemas deal with
personality traits
C. Person schemas deal with social roles, while self schemas deal with social aspects and
personality.
D. There is no difference except that person schemas apply to others and self schemas apply to
oneself.

B. Person schemas deal with behavior during social situations, while self schemas deal with

personality traits

Explanation:

Schemas are mental structures people use to organize their knowledge about the social world around them or subjects and that influence the information people notice, think about, and remember. ... A self-schema refers to the mental organization of information that pertains to the self (e.g., shy, independent).

lifetime activities are certain actions that are either required throughout your life or you choose to do them. for example, eating is considered a lifetime activity, drinking water or other beverages, keeping your body clean, taking medicine. those types of actions are considered lifetime activities.