| LC control no. | sh 86001740 |
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| LC classification | BF697.5.S44 Psychology |
| Topical heading | Self-presentation |
| Variant(s) | Outer self Presentation of self Projection of self Public self Self, Outer Self, Public Self-monitoring (Self-presentation) Self-projection |
| See also | Social interaction |
| Found in | Work cat.: Public self and private self, 1986 LC data base, 1/7/86 Harre, R. Ency. dict. of psych., 1983: p. 561 ("A concept often used synonymously with impression-management to refer to the numerous strategies that people employ to control and manage their outward images and the impressions of themselves which they present to other people. William James, C.H. Cooley, and G.H. Mead all stressed the idea that in social discourse and interaction people present different selves to different people usually to show their best profile or make a good impression.") Dictionary of Psychology, Oxford University Press 2009, via Oxford Reference Online, July 8, 2010 (self-monitoring n. Observation and control of expressive behaviour and self-presentation. High self-monitors regulate their expressive self-presentation and are highly responsive to social and interpersonal cues to situationally appropriate behaviour, whereas low self-monitors lack these abilities or motivations.) |
| Not found in | Baker encyc. psych.; Dict. psych. terms.; Eysenck encyc. psych.; NIH; MESH; Web. 3; Psych. alm.; Mod. dict. soc.;Dict. soc. |
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