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| Consistent ways that people think, feel, and act across all situations |
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| OCEAN - openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism |
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| Beliefs about roles, duties, and obligations we assume in groups |
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| Beliefs about our identities in specific relationships |
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| Our identities and beliefs as they relate to the social categories to which we belong |
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| The tendency to elaborate on and recall info that is integrated into our self-knowledge |
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| Knowledge based summaries of our feelings and actions and how we understand others' views about the self |
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| the tendency to judge other people's personalities according to their similarity or dissimilarity to our own personality |
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| the self we truly BELIEVE ourselves to be |
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| the self that embodies the wishes and aspirations we and other people maintain about us |
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| the self that is concerned with the duties, obligations, and external demands we feel we are compelled to honor |
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| the positive or negative overall evaluation that we have of ourselves |
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| the enduring level of confidence and regard that people have for their defining abilities and characteristics across time |
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| the dynamic changeable self-evaluations that are experienced as momentary feelings about the self |
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| defining the self in terms of many attributes |
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| presenting who we would like others to believe we are |
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| Attempting to control the beliefs other people have of us |
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| Attempting to control the beliefs other people have of us |
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| Who we want others to think we are |
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