The authors propose an interpersonal social-cognitive theory of the self and personality, the
relational self, in which knowledge about the self is linked with knowledge about significant …

The forensic psychology and psychotherapy field recognises offence-supportive cognition
as a major dynamic risk factor for reoffending, meaning it is one focus of risk assessment …

Romantic relationships alter the selves of the individuals within them. Partners develop
shared friends and activities and even overlapping self-concepts. This intertwining of selves …

This chapter focuses on how and why procedural fairness is an important group tool for
managing cooperation. We introduce a motivational model of procedural fairness that links …

Brand misdeeds abound in the marketplace, but prior research indicates that having a
strong connection with a brand buffers consumers from adverse effects of brand …

The authors have two goals. First, they seek to provide a perspective on current state of the
science of self. In the second section, they formulate a model with the hope that it offers a …

Although Personal Informatics stresses the importance of “self”-awareness and “self”-
knowledge in collecting personal data, a description of the “self,” to which all these …

We propose that self-uncertainty moderates responsiveness to perceived variations (eg,
breaches or provisions) in procedural justice. Specifically, we tested the hypothesis that high …

Standard definitions of social psychology, such as “the study of the way in which people's
thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are influenced by the real or imagined presence of other …

Narcissism is a dynamic form of personality characterized by a pervasive sense of
grandiosity and self-importance, and by a need to obtain continuous self-validation from …