Psychological perspectives on self and identity.

Constantine Sedikides · John J. Skowronski

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This book offers a comprehensive compilation of some of the most exciting recent scientific perspectives on the self. Research into what the self is and how identity works has been a vibrant area of psychological research, cutting across many disciplines. The editors of this volume have gathered together the best and most interesting descriptions of these newly emerging research programs.

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