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SELF-IMAGE Current self-characterization
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Correlate as named by investigator People investigated Finding Real self descriptions Female college students, followed 6 weeks, Radcliffe, USA, 1957 Real-self descriptions Male college students, followed 3 years, Harvard University, USA, 1957-60 Self-image Married female graduates of liberal arts college, Univ. of Connecticut, USA,1971 Self-concept compo- nents 24-75 aged Catholic sisters, Eastern USA. 196? self-image 18-88 aged, general public, Denmark, 1993 relations with oneself 31-33 aged, Denmark 1993, born in University Hospital in Copenhagen self-image 31-33 aged, Denmark 1993, born in University Hospital in Copenhagen Self Concept Mental patients, UK, followed 3 years,1990-1993 Need satisfaction 18+ aged, students USA, followed 3 months,199? Semester need satisfaction 18+ aged, students followed 3 months, USA, 199? Autonomy Remitted mental out-patients and controls, Italy, 199? Personal Growth Remitted mental out-patients and controls, Italy, 199? Friedman Belief Scale Psychotherapy outpatients, Philadelphia, USA, 2004 Self blame Psychiatric patients, USA, 196? Ease to forgive others 14-69 aged, Germany, 2011 Selfusa ( Positive) Polish migrants, New Jersey USA, 198? Fullfilling activities 60+ aged, Hong Kong, 2000 Self-concept Chinese adolescents, Hong-Kong, 1998 Trans experience Transgender people, Sweden, 2014 Loneliness 15-64 aged, general public, Sweden, 1972 Identity 55+ aged males, USA, 1974