Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... Self - Handicapping Sometimes people sabotage their chances for success by presenting themselves as shy , ill , or handicapped by past traumas . Far from being deliberately self- destructive , such behaviors typically have a self ...
... Self - Handicapping Sometimes people sabotage their chances for success by presenting themselves as shy , ill , or handicapped by past traumas . Far from being deliberately self- destructive , such behaviors typically have a self ...
Page 97
David G. Myers. Self - Presentation Self - presentation refers to our wanting ... handicapping , too , can make a bad impression ( Smith & Strube , 1991 ) ... self- restraint , like that of Japan , people often present modesty . The tendency ...
David G. Myers. Self - Presentation Self - presentation refers to our wanting ... handicapping , too , can make a bad impression ( Smith & Strube , 1991 ) ... self- restraint , like that of Japan , people often present modesty . The tendency ...
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... Self - awareness : A self - conscious state in which attention focuses on oneself . Makes people more sensitive to ... handicapping : Protecting one's self - image by creating a handy excuse for failure . Self - monitoring : Being ...
... Self - awareness : A self - conscious state in which attention focuses on oneself . Makes people more sensitive to ... handicapping : Protecting one's self - image by creating a handy excuse for failure . Self - monitoring : Being ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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