How do we use self-schemas to process information about ourselves?
a. When we process information about ourselves, the middle frontal lobes light up.
b. A self-schema helps us quickly organize and interpret information about the self.
c. We will be more likely to remember a term if it was used in a neutral sentence than if it was used in relation to our personalities.

The correct answer is b. "A self-schema helps us quickly organize and interpret information about the self".

Explanation:

Self-schemas are documents that have long sets of memories that summarize what a person thinks and what have done in her or his life. A self-schema helps us quickly organize and interpret information about the self. These documents are very helpful to understand how a person interprets information and its very helpful to known ourselves.

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