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WebSelf refers to a person’s self-image or “who we mean when we say ‘I’”. It is a composite of the “reflected appraisals” of significant others. — (Sullivan, 1940) Self system (also referred to … WebSullivan (1953b) called these behavior patterns. dynamisms,a term that means about the same as traits or habit patterns. Dynamisms are of two major classes: first, those related … other term for allowance

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