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Seeing ourselves on television redirects our attention to ourselves . Seeing ourselves in a mirror , hearing our tape - recorded voices , having our pictures taken , filling out biographical questionnaires - such experiences similarly ...
Seeing ourselves on television redirects our attention to ourselves . Seeing ourselves in a mirror , hearing our tape - recorded voices , having our pictures taken , filling out biographical questionnaires - such experiences similarly ...
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The truth embodied in the concept of self - efficacy may encourage us not to resign ourselves to bad situations , to persist despite initial failures , to exert effort without being overly distracted by self - doubts .
The truth embodied in the concept of self - efficacy may encourage us not to resign ourselves to bad situations , to persist despite initial failures , to exert effort without being overly distracted by self - doubts .
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It is more like our homes - something we make for ourselves . This reciprocal causation between situations and persons allows us to see people as either reacting to or acting upon their environment . Each perspective is correct , for we ...
It is more like our homes - something we make for ourselves . This reciprocal causation between situations and persons allows us to see people as either reacting to or acting upon their environment . Each perspective is correct , for we ...
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Contents
SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELATED DISCIPLINES | 1 |
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
NotSoObvious Ways in Which Values Enter | 8 |
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