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Self-schema

The self-schema refers to a long lasting and stable set of memories that summarize a person's beliefs, experiences and generalizations about the self, in specific behavioral domains. A person may have a self-schema based on any aspect of themselves as a person–including physical characteristics (body image), personality traits, and interests–as long as…

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General

Rock bandSalespersonCultural backgroundEnvironmental factorsBias
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Multiple

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Differences between cultures

The body

Effect of illness

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Self-schema

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples77
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Self-schema

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related to References · 41
Self-schema → Angela, Bartoli, Bartolli, Boston, Cervone, Dante Cicchetti, Development, Document ID, Fein, Fred, Hoboken, Houghton Mifflin Company, Inc, Jan, John Wiley, Kassin, L11-1RoleOfSchemasInPersonality, Markus, Oct, Personality Theory
related to Differences between cultures · 9
Self-schema → Alternatively, An, Cultural, East Asia, Members, North America, Self-schemas, The, When
related to General · 7
Self-schema → For, However, In, Individuals, Once, Schemas, The
related to Multiple · 7
Self-schema → Indeed, Most, Multiple, Researchers, Self-schemas, Subconsciously, They
related to The body · 4
Self-schema → Body, Generally, Our, The
related to Childhood creation · 3
Self-schema → Early, It, We
related to Effect of illness · 3
Self-schema → Individuals, Sufferers, This

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body schema self-schemas self people may person also would vary believe multiple information social image personality example specific cultures general

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what groceries they buyinstance ofTheir concern with being healthy would then affect everyday decisions0.80text
what restaurants they frequentinstance ofTheir concern with being healthy would then affect everyday decisions0.80text
or how often they exerciseinstance ofTheir concern with being healthy would then affect everyday decisions0.80text
Self-schemarelated to Childhood creationEarly0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Childhood creationWe0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Childhood creationIt0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Differences between culturesSelf-schemas0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Differences between culturesCultural0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Differences between culturesNorth America0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Differences between culturesEast Asia0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Differences between culturesMembers0.60section
Self-schemarelated to Differences between culturesAlternatively0.60section

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