The real me: Implicit vs. explicit identity
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The real me: Implicit vs. explicit identity

by Max Leibetseder, Khashayar Pazooki

Psychology Social Science Identity Studies
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The real me: Implicit vs. explicit identity examines identity through the contrast between implicit and explicit dimensions. Focusing on how the self can be understood through different forms of expression and awareness, this work offers a thoughtful starting point for readers interested in psychology, identity, and social science.

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The real me: Implicit vs. explicit identity explores the idea of identity through the distinction between implicit and explicit forms.

The book considers how identity can be understood through what is expressed openly and what may remain less directly articulated.

Its focus on the self and identity makes it relevant to readers interested in psychology and social science.

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