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Self-Presentation and Impression Management
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Social Psychology Mind Map on Self-Presentation and Impression Management, created by lynda_ashford_25 on 05/02/2014.
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Self-Presentation and Impression Management
Impression Management
- people's use of various strategies to get other people to view them in a positive light
Self-Presentation
- a deliberate effort to act in ways that create a particular impression, usually favourable, of ourselves
Strategic self-presentation has five motives;
1. Self promotion - an attempt to persuade others that you are compentent
2. Ingratiation - an attempt to get others to like you
3. Intimidation - an attempt to get others to think you are dangerous
4. Exemplification - an attempt to get others to regard you as a morally respectable individual
5. Supplication - an attempt to get others to take pity on you as helpless and needy
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