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

  1. Self-endorsing effect of brand filters: How the self, self-congruity, and perceived self-expressiveness lead to persuasion

    I investigated the self-endorsing effect of brand filters on brand attitudes, purchase intentions, sharing intentions, and whether self-congruity and perceived self-expressiveness mediate the relationship between these variables. I conducted two laboratory experiments each with two conditions …

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  2. The Child, the Emperor, and the Fabulous Clothes: Constructing a theory of how interpersonal difficulty in gifted adults arises, is perpetuated, and can be overcome

    … with more similar others); changing the level of self-expressiveness (‘hiding self’); or changing the nature of self-expressiveness (such as tempering naivety and arrogance through improving interpersonal understanding and skill). These findings were consolidated in an original model titled …

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  3. Friendship bonds, perceived parental support and self-esteem in children from individualist and collectivist cultures

    Individualist cultures emphasize independence, self-reliance, self-expressiveness, and emotional detachment in most of their relationships, whereas collectivist cultures emphasize interdependence, cooperation, maintaining harmony, and strong emotional attachment. Based on these differences, a goal …

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