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How our beliefs about ourselves influence our personalities

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How our beliefs about ourselves influence our personalities

  • Post published:20 January 2022

Our Mental Self-Portraits contain clues about our Personalities 

If I ask you to picture your face and body in your mind, what do you see? And how do your beliefs and attitudes about your self — including your personality and your self-esteem — influence these mental self-images? Completely fascinating answers to these questions have now been reported in a new paper in Psychological Science. The findings are important not just for understanding how we all see ourselves, but could also be useful for studies into body image disorders.

 

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