Orientations: Self, Social, and Environmental Percepts through Auto-Photography
Personality and Social Psychology BulletinPublished 1 June 1981
Robert C. Ziller, Douglas Lewis
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Abstract
Orientations are defined as behaviors involved in the process of self-definition where the environment is scanned in search of personal points of reference and available sources of self-reinforcement. The method requires the subject to take (or have someone else take) a set of 12 photographs which describe "who you are." Juvenile delinquents were found to reveal lower institutional orientation (home and school) and aesthetic orientation but greater peer orientation than a control group.
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