The self¶
Baumeister, R. F. (1998). The self. Handbook of Social Psychology.
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- Self-Handicapping
- Learned helplessness abandons the idea that control is possible; self-handicapping preserves self-esteem by introducing external causes precisely because the agent still believes in internal control but fears its absence being revealed.
This sourceBroad treatment of ego-protective mechanisms; self-handicapping in context of self-esteem maintenance. Learned helplessness vs. self-handicapping contrast.
- Learned helplessness abandons the idea that control is possible; self-handicapping preserves self-esteem by introducing external causes precisely because the agent still believes in internal control but fears its absence being revealed.
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