Psychological Perspectives on the Self, Volumes 1-4Jerry M. Suls Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1982 - 273 pages |
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Page 72
... spontaneous " self - concept approach ; that is , in almost all this work the experimenter specifies the dimen- sion on which the participant is to define him or herself , leaving for the partici- pant only the reactive option of ...
... spontaneous " self - concept approach ; that is , in almost all this work the experimenter specifies the dimen- sion on which the participant is to define him or herself , leaving for the partici- pant only the reactive option of ...
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... spontaneous self - concepts of 1000 school children in a medium - sized industrial city in the Northeast , representa- tively selecting 100 boys and 100 girls at each of five grade levels , the fifth , sev- enth , ninth , eleventh , and ...
... spontaneous self - concepts of 1000 school children in a medium - sized industrial city in the Northeast , representa- tively selecting 100 boys and 100 girls at each of five grade levels , the fifth , sev- enth , ninth , eleventh , and ...
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... spontaneously mentioned their hair color in the first session as part of the spontaneous self - concept , whereas 17 % of those of atypical blond - and red - haired children had spontaneously described themselves in terms of their hair ...
... spontaneously mentioned their hair color in the first session as part of the spontaneous self - concept , whereas 17 % of those of atypical blond - and red - haired children had spontaneously described themselves in terms of their hair ...
Contents
The Self In Social Information Processing | 63 |
Sex Differences | 71 |
Comparison | 97 |
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