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Two-dimensional graphs have a horizontal and a vertical axis and are used in economics to illustrate
Social Comparison Theory
A theory stating that individuals determine their own social and personal worth based on how they stack up against others they perceive as somehow faring better or worse.
Ideal Self
An individual's conception of themselves in terms of their aspirations, goals, and standards of perfection, often serving as a motivational guide.
Downward Social Comparisons
This occurs when individuals compare themselves to others who are worse off in order to feel better about their own situation or abilities.
Self-Image
The personal viewpoint of an individual about themselves, including beliefs about appearance, personality, and capabilities.
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