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101self — 1. A sum of the attitudes, feelings, memories, traits, and behavioral predispositions that make up the personality. 2. The individual as represented in his or her own awareness and in his or her environment. 3. In immunology, an individual s… …
102Self-regulation — The term self regulation can signify:*Homeostasis, in systems theory *Self control, in sociology / psychology *Self regulated learning, in educational psychology *Self Regulation Theory (SRT), a system of conscious personal health management… …
103Self-Schema — The term self schema refers to the beliefs and ideas people have about themselves. These beliefs are used to guide and organize information processing, especially when the information is significant to the self. Self schemas are important to a… …
104self — 1. pronoun /sɛlf/ Myself. This argument was put forward by the defendant self. 2. noun /sɛlf/ a) An individual person as the object of his own reflective consciousness. The self, the I, is recognized in every act of …
105self-aware — adjective Aware of oneself as an individual that exists in the real world The robot didnt just resemble a human girl, she was self aware and conscious as well. See Also: self awareness …
106self-aware — /sɛlf əˈwɛə/ (say self uh wair) adjective 1. conscious of or knowing one s character, abilities, and weaknesses, etc. 2. excessively aware of or obsessed with oneself. –self awareness, noun …
107self-righteous — adj. excessively conscious of or insistent on one s rectitude, correctness, etc. Derivatives: self righteously adv. self righteousness n …
108self-mastery — noun The conscious control of ones behaviour; self command …
109self-awareness — noun conscious knowledge of one s own character, feelings, motives, and desires. Derivatives self aware adjective …
110self-affirmation — n. Psychol. the recognition and assertion of the existence of the conscious self …
