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Self-fulfilling prophecy

Self -fulfilling prophecy refers to the tendency for our expectations to evoke responses that confirm what we originally anticipated.

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Self-Fulfillment

Deutsch: Selbstverwirklichung / Español: Autorrealización / Português: Autorrealização / Français: Épanouissement Personnel / Italian: Autorealizzazione

Self-Fulfillment in the psychology context refers to the realization of one's own potential and the achievement of personal aspirations and goals. It involves the pursuit of activities and experiences that are deeply satisfying and align with one’s values, leading to a sense of completeness and meaning in life.

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Self-Handicapping

Self -Handicapping is protecting one's self-image with behaviors that create a handy excuse for later failure.

Self-Handicapping is creating obstacles and excuses for ourselves, so that if

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Self-Handicapping Scale

Self -Handicapping Scale refers to a scale that measures how often people engage in Self-Handicapping behavior.

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Self-harm

Self -harm refers to a wide range of things that people do to themselves in a deliberate and usually hidden way. It can involve various methods and degrees by which people may harm themselves

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Self-Help

Self-help or self-improvement is a self-guided improvement — economically, intellectually, or emotionally — often with a substantial psychological basis.

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Self-help Aids

Self -help Aids refer to materials that can be used by an individual on his or her own without the aid of a therapist to assist in the modification of a personal habit ; often used to combat s

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Self-help group

- Self -help group : Self-help Group refers to a Group of people with similar problems who get together for mutual support and to campaign for improve

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