The psychology of life stories¶
McAdams, D. (2001). The psychology of life stories. Review of General Psychology, 5(2), 1089-2680.
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- Narrative
- Psychology: People construct life narratives and self-stories that organize identity, integrate disparate memories into a continuous self, and supply a sense of where one's life is going; narrative identity is now a major framework in personality and developmental psychology.
This sourcePresents the life-story model of identity: people construct internalized, evolving self-narratives that organize identity and integrate disparate memories into a continuous self; foundational for narrative identity.
- Psychology: People construct life narratives and self-stories that organize identity, integrate disparate memories into a continuous self, and supply a sense of where one's life is going; narrative identity is now a major framework in personality and developmental psychology.
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