Psychological Perspectives on the Self, Volumes 1-4Jerry M. Suls Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1982 - 273 pages |
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... aspects of the self- " the self as the knower and the self as that which is known . " Self - schemata , then , are assumed to be structures of knowledge about the self that engage in a process of ongoing interpretive activity . More ...
... aspects of the self- " the self as the knower and the self as that which is known . " Self - schemata , then , are assumed to be structures of knowledge about the self that engage in a process of ongoing interpretive activity . More ...
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... aspects while ignoring the others . This selective perception can be based on any of a number of factors , for ex- ample , the more energy - intense aspects of the stimulus may be selectively no- ticed , or the aspects we have been ...
... aspects while ignoring the others . This selective perception can be based on any of a number of factors , for ex- ample , the more energy - intense aspects of the stimulus may be selectively no- ticed , or the aspects we have been ...
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... aspects both of the setting ( i.e. , scenery and stage props ) in which an interaction takes place as well as aspects of the actor's per- sonal appearance ( e.g. , clothing , personal effects , hairstyle , cosmetics , etc. ) . Because ...
... aspects both of the setting ( i.e. , scenery and stage props ) in which an interaction takes place as well as aspects of the actor's per- sonal appearance ( e.g. , clothing , personal effects , hairstyle , cosmetics , etc. ) . Because ...
Contents
The Self In Social Information Processing | 63 |
Sex Differences | 71 |
Comparison | 97 |
Copyright | |
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