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[[uid=7xccl1kg]] Positive self-image
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[[uid=7xccl1kl]] Positive self-image is a positive
[[uid=7xccl1km]] attitude towards oneself consisting of
[[uid=7xccl1kn]] different correlated facets including
[[uid=7xccl1kp]] positive perceptions of different
[[uid=7xccl1kq]] aspects of oneself, one’s own behavior,
[[uid=7xccl1kr]] as well as reactivity to positive
[[uid=7xccl1ks]] evaluations from other people. It
[[uid=7xccl1kt]] differs from constructs like optimism
[[uid=7xccl1kw]] or self-efficacy, as it is a
[[uid=7xccl1kx]] retrospective assessment of one’s own
[[uid=7xccl1ky]] behavior and feeling states rather than
[[uid=7xccl1kz]] a forward-looking perspective.
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[[uid=7xccl1l1]] Positive self-image has a
[[uid=7xccl1l2]] meta-cognitive component such that it
[[uid=7xccl1l3]] requires individuals to reflect on
[[uid=7xccl1l4]] their own past behavior, feelings, and
[[uid=7xccl1l5]] cognitions, for example by evaluating
[[uid=7xccl1l6]] one’s own reaction to feedback.
