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Self and Identity

William B. Swann, Jennifer K. Bosson

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1 Emergence of the “Neo-Jamesian” Self 2 Self as a Mental Representation 3 Origins of Self-Representations 4 Motivational Properties of the Self 5 Self in Relationship to Others 6 Identity Negotiation and Change 7 Summary

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1 Emergence of the “Neo-Jamesian” Self 2 Self as a Mental Representation 3 Origins of Self-Representations 4 Motivational Properties of the Self 5 Self in Relationship to Others 6 Identity Negotiation and Change 7 Summary

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1 Emergence of the “Neo-Jamesian” Self 2 Self as a Mental Representation 3 Origins of Self-Representations 4 Motivational Properties of the Self 5 Self in Relationship to Others 6 Identity Negotiation and Change 7 Summary

Key concepts: Identity (music), Self representation, Psychology, Representation (politics), Identity change, Social psychology, Self, Negotiation

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