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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Relational self"”.
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Exploring relational self-efficacy: The influences of shyness and attachment
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Too Much Growth: The Role of Self-Expansion Perceptions on Date Planning
… is to examine whether perceptions of too much self-expansion affects shared leisure experiences. I hypothesize that too much relational self-expansion will be associated with a tendency to engage in less exciting and more familiar shared activities. In Study 1, relational self-expansion was …
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Defending the self: the role of the relational-interdependent self-construal
<p>Individuals with relational-interdependent self-construals define themselves based on their important relationships. This organization of the self-concept has implications for self-enhancement and self-protection. High relationals should be motivated to maintain and strengthen important …
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Liberating the repressed form of self in post-traditional Ru-influenced Chinese: a theoretical study of the responses of Tu Weiming and Jürgen Moltmann
The repressed form of self (RFS) that is caused by repressive social impositions in its different degrees is prevalent in post-traditional Ru-influenced Chinese (PTRIC) societies. Certain non-Confucianist (non-Ruist) scholars identify it as a significant factor causing a variety of emotional, …
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How to Participate: A Multi-Genre Coming-of-Age Story of a Student Anthropologist
In this dissertation I explore the role of the relational self in ethnographic research. The dissertation stems from ethnographic fieldwork that I conducted in Barcelona between 2018-2020 among anarchist community organizers who participated at an occupied courtyard in the center of the city. …
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Source of information: perceptions of trustworthiness and beyond in eWOM
… on social media and the ways in which self-concepts relate to interpretations about trustworthiness of an online information source. The abundance of available information sources in the Internet environment, and specifically on social media, force Internet users to find ways to …
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Relational Interdependent Self construal, and Spiritual Maturity as Predictors of Marital Satisfaction
This study examined the extent to which relationality is implicated in relationship satisfaction. Specifically, this study examined the role of two relational variables, Spiritual Maturity and Relational Interdependent Self Construal, in predicting the variance in marital satisfaction, after …
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Relationships among Self-Construal, Goal Motives, and Goal Outcomes and the Moderating Effects of Culture
… to test a model which integrated different self-construal types, goal motivation types, and goal outcomes, and also to test the moderating effects of culture on the model. Based on previous literature, a hypothesized model was proposed. 250 American university students and 246 Chinese …
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An Exploratory Study of the Aims and Methods of Family Worship in the Seventh-day Adventist Church
… with the aims factors. They were the Relational-Self Disclosure, Affirmation-Existential, and Prayer factors.</p> <p>Conclusions</p> <p>The family worships that are most effective for accomplishing the aims identified in this study are those that incorporate activities that are highly …
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Exploring and Conceptualising the Interrelationships between Self and Possessions, through Hong Kong Chinese Consumers' Narratives.
… from the social and cultural psychology of the self and consumer research about possessions and the extended self, this study investigates and conceptualises each informant's pattern of self-configuration in terms of the personal, relational and collective dimensions of the self, and examines …
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Towards a holistic understanding of student teachers becoming resilient on school placement
… to perform a coherent, unitary student teacher self that will be viewed favourably by pupils, colleagues, parents, and the tutor as a “good teacher” (MacDonald, 1996). This adds to the intensity of the teaching placement, which itself is underpinned by, constant surveillance. The …