Self Consistency: A Psycho-Social Perspective

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The messages and perceptions of the ‘significant others’ regarding one’s self are internatlized in the childhood and then become the guiding cues to all his self perceptions later . The driving force to maintain a coherence in the internal dynamic organization, as well as behavioral manifestations over time and situations is the keynote of personality integration. It is this need for self consistency which answers for the predictability of one’s behaviour. Plenty has been said felt about the role of family in the shaping of the self. In the present book, the author makes an attempt to uncover the salience of family, both in terms of structure and size in the ‘stability of the self concept. The Indian society, which still identifies its family in strong affectional lineage of the lineage of the closeknit joininess and conventional sex typology has a lot of offer to the understanding of self consistency. The present volume thus brings to the force the independent, as well as, interactive effect of family structure, family size,, sex and field dependence-inndependence of self consistency. The inner manikin of self which controls almost all overt behaviour is also dependent for its consequence and integrity upon some variables. This is the amazing fact explored in this volume. The book will find among its readers undergraduate and postgraduate students of Psychology of personality, professionals absorbed in research on Psychology of the Self and any one with the intriguing inquisitiveness to understand the why of the complex phenomena-the exterior calm surface of congruity and consistency in the self with the undercurrents of diversities and conflicts.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Pallavi Bhatnagar

Dr. (Miss) Pallavi Bhatnagar (b. 1958) got her M.A. (Psychology) and Ph.D. degree from Lucknow University. She started her career as research scholar on research project of I.I.T. Kanpur on The Educatinal and Psycho Social problems of the sociality disadvantage students, studying in I.I.T.S, of which she is the co-author. she is currently working as lecturer in the Department of Psychology, Lucknow University which she joined in 1985. Besides a number of research papers published in leading journals of India. She has also been writing for the media for her belief in reaching Psychology to the masses. She is at present involved in research on “personality development” taking the approach of transaction analysis and “information processing of the Self”.

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Title
Self Consistency: A Psycho-Social Perspective
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
817099229X
Length
xv+164p., Tables; Figures; References; Index; 22cm.
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