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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"self-anchoring"”.

  1. I Like My Group Because I Like Myself: Underlying Mechanisms of Implicit and Explicit Intergroup Bias

    … Specifically, it is argued that categorizing oneself as a member of a group is sufficient to create an associative link between that group and the self. By consequence, implicit evaluations of the self tend to transfer to the ingroup, thus providing a basis for favoring one’s ingroup over …

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  2. Reflective waypoints and relational bridging: a phenomenological exploration of spiritualities in therapeutic relationships between women living with borderline personality disorder and mental health nurses

    … emerged in the shifting dimensions of self, relationships, space and recovery. A spiritual framework for BPD is drawn from the data focusing on the identified bridging experiences or transitional waypoints of BPD recovery represented thematically as, ‘Reflective Self, Letting Go, …

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  3. Testing a model of financial well-being

    … by an adaptation of Cantril's (1965) 11-point self-anchoring striving scale, was the dependent variable. All of the independent variables regressed on the dependent variable produced an R 2 of .71, which was statistically significant (p < .01). Removing each group of attributes individually …

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