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|a Handbook of self and identity
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|c edited by Mark R. Leary, June Price Tangney.
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|b Guilford Press,
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|g The
|t self as an organizing construct in the behavioral and social sciences /
|r Mark R. Leary,
|r June Price Tangney --
|g I. Awareness, cognition, and regulation : The
|t self as a psycho-social dynamic processing system : toward a converging science of selfhood /
|r Carolyn C. Morf,
|r Walter Mischel --
|t Self-awareness /
|r Charles S. Carver --
|t Self, self-concept, and identity /
|r Daphna Oyserman,
|r Kristen Elmore,
|r George Smith --
|t Organization of self-knowledge : features, functions, and flexibility /
|r Carolin J. Showers,
|r Virgil Zeigler-Hill --
|t Reflected appraisal through a 21st-century looking glass /
|r Harry M. Wallace,
|r Dianne M. Tice --
|t Expandalbe selves /
|r Gregory M. Walton,
|r David Paunesku,
|r Carol S. Dweck --
|t Implicit self and identity /
|r Thierry Devos,
|r Que-Lam Huynh,
|r Mahzarin R. Banaji --
|t Self-regulation and the executive function of the self /
|r Roy F. Baumeister,
|r Kathleen D. Vohs --
|t Self-efficacy /
|r James E. Maddux,
|r Jennifer T. Gosselin --
|t Multiple identities within a single self: a self-determination theory perspective on internalization within contexts and cultures /
|r Richard M. Ryan,
|r Edward L. Deci --
|t Self-regulation failure and health : pathways to mental and physical illness /
|r Timothy J. Straumann,
|r Elena L. Goetz --
|t Hypo-egoic mindsets : antecedents and implications of quieting the self /
|r Mark R. Leary,
|r Meredith L. Terry --
|g II. Evaluation, motivation, and emotion :
|t Social self-analysis : constructing and maintaining personal identity /
|r Mark D. Alicke,
|r Corey L. Guenther,
|r Ethan Zell --
|t Cotingencies of self-worth /
|r Jennifer Crocker,
|r Lora E. Park --
|t Self-protection /
|r Constantine Sedikides --
|t Individual differences in self-esteem /
|r Geoff MacDonald and Mark R. Leary --
|t Freedom versus fear revisited : an integrative analysis of the dynamics of the defense and growth of self /
|r Tom Pyszczynski,
|r Jeff Greenberg,
|r Jamie Arndt --
|t Self-verification : the search for coherence /
|r William B. Swann, Jr.,
|r Michael D. Buhrmester --
|t Self and emotion /
|r Paul J. Silvia,
|r Kari M. Eddington --
|t Self-conscious emotions /
|r June Price Tangney,
|r Jessica L. Tracy --
|g III. Interpersonal behavior and culture : The
|t relation of self to social perception /
|r David Dunning --
|t Social identity and the psychology of groups /
|r Michael A. Hogg --
|t Self and close relationships /
|r Arthur Aron,
|r Natalie Nardone --
|t Self-presentation /
|r Barry R. Schlenker --
|t Contemporary perspectives on narcissism and the narcissistic personality type /
|r Frederick Rhodewalt --
|t Cultural models of the self /
|r Susan E. Cross,
|r Jonathan S. Gore --
|g IV. Physiological, phylogenetic, and developmental perspectives : The
|t two selves : the self of conscious experience and its brain /
|r Stanley B. Klein --
|g A
|t social neuroscience perspective on the self /
|r Jennifer S. Beer --
|t Self-recognition in animals /
|r Robert W. Mitchell --
|t Emerging self-processes during childhood and adolescence /
|r Susan Harter.
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|a "Widely regarded as the authoritative reference in the field, this volume comprehensively reviews theory and research on the self. Leading investigators address this essential construct at multiple levels of analysis, from neural pathways to complex social and cultural dynamics. Coverage includes how individuals gain self-awareness, agency, and a sense of identity; self-related motivation and emotion; the role of the self in interpersonal behavior; and self-development across evolutionary time and the lifespan. Connections between self-processes and psychological problems are also addressed"--Provided by publisher.
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|t Handbook of self and identity.
|b 2nd ed.
|d New York : Guilford Press, c2012
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