Time, Culture, and Stories of the Self
Psychological InquiryPublished 26 June 2007
Jonathan M. Adler, Dan P. McAdams
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The theoretical core of the James-Mead model of the dynamic self (Kashima, Gurumurthy, Ouschan, Chong, & Mattingley, 2007) takes seriously both the temporal nature of identity and the fundamental s...
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