- In philosophy, the
self is an individual's own being, knowledge, and values, and the
relationship between these attributes. The first-person perspective...
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William Woodard Self (born 26
September 1961) is an
English writer, journalist,
political commentator and broadcaster. He has
written 11 novels, five collections...
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self-concept is what we
think about the
self;
self-esteem, is the
positive or
negative evaluations of the
self, as in how we feel
about it (see
self)...
- true
self (also
known as real
self,
authentic self,
original self and
vulnerable self) and the
false self (also
known as fake
self,
idealized self, superficial...
- cutting,
self-abuse,
self-injury, and
self-mutilation have been used for any
self-harming
behavior regardless of
suicidal intent.
Common forms of
self-harm...
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interaction with others.
Self-sufficiency
entails the
self being enough (to
fulfill needs), and a
self-sustaining
entity can
maintain self-sufficiency indefinitely...
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Self-actualization, in Maslow's
hierarchy of needs, is the
highest personal aspirational human need in the hierarchy. It
represents where one's potential...
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Self-affirmation
theory is a
psychological theory that
focuses on how
individuals adapt to
information or
experiences that are
threatening to
their self-concept...
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self-regulation,
self-regulated, or
self-regulating in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Self-regulation may
refer to:
Emotional self-regulation
Self-control...
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Self-hatred is a
state of
personal self-loathing or low
self-esteem. The term "
self-hatred" is used
infrequently by
psychologists and psychiatrists, who...
