self-perception

A third risk is that positive self-perceptions may have social costs.

He had to address the country's self-perception to generate support for the war.

These books have dealt with issues such as marriage and self-perception of the community.

The only real difference between them, in fact, is Hillary's self-perception.

Trifling with a woman's self-perception is never a good idea.

"It shows how wrong self-perception can be," she said with a laugh.

It created the opportunity for new sorts of self-perceptions, which then took on a reality all their own.

What we need here is a revolution of self-perception.

Going to a workplace "helps change the self-perception of the individual to someone with a work identity," he said.

It will take more than diminished means to change Russia's self-perception as an imperial state.

Like most mythical self-perceptions, this one ignores a lot of real history.

The Scots had never been parochial in their cultural self-perceptions.

This self-perception is said to start at birth as the infant begins to develop a feeling of trust.

What sort of deluded self-perception must he have to think that I would be attracted to him?

Its endemic lack of self-perception really is something to behold.

Thus, media images affect people of all genders' behavior, body image and self-perception.

Like many forms of human perception, self-perception is prone to illusion.

It is concerned with both social perception and self-perception (Kelley, 1973).

There is also the matter of an athlete's self-perception, a factor that does not carry a price tag.

They argue that it feeds a certain Israeli self-perception as "victim."

It differs from depersonalisation which is concerned with an individual's self-perception.

But it struggles to find comfort in its self-perception.

It has to do with self-perception: confidence or the absence of it.

The touch of ambiguity here is typical of his self-perception.

We have to get through and reverse that self-perception."