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Self-consciousness and aspects of identity

Journal of Research in PersonalityPublished 1 December 1982
Jonathan M. Cheek, Stephen Briggs
Citations213
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SJR score1.37
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Abstract

This study investigated the relationship between public and private self-consciousness and social and personal aspects of identity. As predicted by self-consciousness theory, public self-consciousness correlated significantly more strongly with social than with personal aspects of identity, and private self-consciousness correlated significantly more strongly with personal than with social aspects of identity. Implications for the psychology of identity are discussed.

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PsychologySocial Sciences