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Social Identity
A definition of the self in terms of the defining characteristics of a social group.
Situated Self
The subset of self-concepts that constitutes the self people recognize in a particular situation. Selected from the person’s various identities, qualities, and self-evaluations, the situated self depends on the demands of the situation.
Looking Glass Self
A concept in social psychology suggesting that an individual's self-concept is influenced by how they believe others perceive them.
Generalized Other
A conception of the attitudes and expectations held in common by the members of the organized groups with whom one interacts.
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