Psychological Perspectives on the Self, Volumes 1-4Jerry M. Suls Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, 1982 - 273 pages |
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... attention . For example , Geller and Shaver ( 1976 ) obtained indirect support for the position that a camera and a mirror ( together ) selectively activated self- relevant memory content . Using a modified version of the Stroop color ...
... attention . For example , Geller and Shaver ( 1976 ) obtained indirect support for the position that a camera and a mirror ( together ) selectively activated self- relevant memory content . Using a modified version of the Stroop color ...
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... attention ( cf. Greenwald , 1982b ) . Of necessity , however , we had to base this conclusion on several differ- ent ... attention in quite different ways . That is , situations that influence identi- fiability are assumed to reduce ...
... attention ( cf. Greenwald , 1982b ) . Of necessity , however , we had to base this conclusion on several differ- ent ... attention in quite different ways . That is , situations that influence identi- fiability are assumed to reduce ...
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... attention ( for details , see Prentice - Dunn & Rogers , 1982 ) . Accountability was experimentally varied by introducing some of the subjects to the volunteer for the memory study at the start of the experimental session , and leading ...
... attention ( for details , see Prentice - Dunn & Rogers , 1982 ) . Accountability was experimentally varied by introducing some of the subjects to the volunteer for the memory study at the start of the experimental session , and leading ...
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SelfDefinition and SelfEvaluation Maintenance | 1 |
Bringing Social Reality into | 33 |
SelfAssessment in Achievement Behavior | 93 |
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