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| Desire to be accepted and respected within some group/family |
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| Desire to impact the enviorment to satisfy needs |
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| Desire to receive intimacy and civility from others |
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| Subjection collection of your attidues and beliefs about yourself built up over your life |
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| To differentiate yourself from others and satisfy your interpersonal needs |
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| Physical self, Moral-Ethical self, Relationsal self, Family-oriented self, Personal self, Social or group self |
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| Evaluation of self in comparison to ones ideal self |
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| Play safer cards, topics, and styles |
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| How do "I" see myself seperate from the group |
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| How do others in group see "Me" |
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| Change themselves to fit situation |
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| Don't change identity from sitauion to situation |
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| Through self recofnition and possession, the "I" develops first |
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| Role taking-or enacting roles from parents, peers. Think how others want you to act |
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| Overdeveloped sense of "Me" to satisfy needs |
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| Start to balence identity |
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| Individuals personal identity |
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| set of perceptions about significant dyadic relationships in our lives |
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| desire to be viewed in positive, attractive, and competent way by others |
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| Desire not to be controlled or pushed around in any way |
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