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Self, Psychology of

Roy F. Baumeister

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Abstract Social psychology of self is the study of structures and processes through which people know and evaluate themselves, present themselves to others, and exert control.

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Abstract Social psychology of self is the study of structures and processes through which people know and evaluate themselves, present themselves to others, and exert control.

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Abstract Social psychology of self is the study of structures and processes through which people know and evaluate themselves, present themselves to others, and exert control.

Key concepts: Psychology, Social psychology, Self psychology, Applied psychology, Psychoanalysis, Self

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