High Self-Deceivers Internalize Self-Presentation of Extraversion Through Biased Evaluation of Their Performance¶
Ueda, Y., Yamagata, S., & Kiyokawa, S. (2024). High Self-Deceivers Internalize Self-Presentation of Extraversion Through Biased Evaluation of Their Performance. Japanese Psychological Research, 66(4).
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- Deception Blowback
- And at the personal scale, narratives built to manage others' impressions migrate into the self-model — the "believed his own press" failure.
This sourceDocuments internalization of self-presentation: a publicly performed self-image (extraverted self-presentation) migrates into the self-model through biased self-evaluation — the empirical case of the 'believed his own press' personal-scale blowback.
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Two experiments show people internalize an extraverted self-presentation made to impress others, and high self-deceivers build an overly positive self-image this way.
“These results suggest that high self-deceivers may form an overly positive self-image by repeatedly overestimating their daily performances when there is no clear feedback.”
- And at the personal scale, narratives built to manage others' impressions migrate into the self-model — the "believed his own press" failure.
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